Country Margins And Rambles of a Journalist
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" No murmuring at tlie descent. Millions upon millions liave gone be- fore u?. There are flowers along the pathway, down-hill as it is. Hope blooms by the way — in- hale its fragrance and gather its blossoms. Cheer- ily ! cheerily ! cries our guide. Let us follow in his footsteps, submit to his guidance, and all will be well. The way may be rough — he will lead us where we will not stumble nor plunge headlong down the j^recipices that tower above fathomless depths. The way may be dark. Cheerily... ! cheer- ily! sounds from the darkness, and light bursts upon our path. Yes, yes, cheerily is the word.
" Perhaps we will sing that to-morrow night as we did in the old times, with a dozen voices surging about, through the four parts, not to say five or six, for there were always one or two traversing or going crosswise, but we made a noise you may be sure. " There is something about this that awakens me- mory. The clouds of the past are lifting, and old scenes are rising in the perspective.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" No murmuring at tlie descent. Millions upon millions liave gone be- fore u?. There are flowers along the pathway, down-hill as it is. Hope blooms by the way — in- hale its fragrance and gather its blossoms. Cheer- ily ! cheerily ! cries our guide. Let us follow in his footsteps, submit to his guidance, and all will be well. The way may be rough — he will lead us where we will not stumble nor plunge headlong down the j^recipices that tower above fathomless depths. The way may be dark. Cheerily... ! cheer- ily! sounds from the darkness, and light bursts upon our path. Yes, yes, cheerily is the word.
" Perhaps we will sing that to-morrow night as we did in the old times, with a dozen voices surging about, through the four parts, not to say five or six, for there were always one or two traversing or going crosswise, but we made a noise you may be sure. " There is something about this that awakens me- mory. The clouds of the past are lifting, and old scenes are rising in the perspective.
What to read after Country Margins And Rambles of a Journalist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel H Hammond to read onlineMoreLess
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