Country Sentiment
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His limbs were knarled like aged trees, His thin beard wrapt about his knees, His visage broad and parchment white, Aglint with pale reflected light.
He seemed a creature fall'n afar From some dim planet or faint star. Jane scanned him very close, and soon Cried, "'Tis the old man from the moon. " He raised his voice, a grating creak, But only to himself would speak. Groaning with tears in piteous pain, "O! O! would I were home again. " Then Jane ran off, quick as she could, To cheer hi...s heart with drink and food. But ah, too late came ale and bread, She found the poor soul stretched stone-dead. And a new moon rode overhead.
VAIN AND CARELESS.
Lady, lovely lady, Careless and gay! Once when a beggar called She gave her child away.
The beggar took the baby, Wrapped it in a shawl, "Bring her back, " the lady said, "Next time you call. " Hard by lived a vain man, So vain and so proud, He walked on stilts To be seen by the crowd.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His limbs were knarled like aged trees, His thin beard wrapt about his knees, His visage broad and parchment white, Aglint with pale reflected light.
He seemed a creature fall'n afar From some dim planet or faint star. Jane scanned him very close, and soon Cried, "'Tis the old man from the moon. " He raised his voice, a grating creak, But only to himself would speak. Groaning with tears in piteous pain, "O! O! would I were home again. " Then Jane ran off, quick as she could, To cheer hi...s heart with drink and food. But ah, too late came ale and bread, She found the poor soul stretched stone-dead. And a new moon rode overhead.
VAIN AND CARELESS.
Lady, lovely lady, Careless and gay! Once when a beggar called She gave her child away.
The beggar took the baby, Wrapped it in a shawl, "Bring her back, " the lady said, "Next time you call. " Hard by lived a vain man, So vain and so proud, He walked on stilts To be seen by the crowd.
What to read after Country Sentiment?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Graves Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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