Daily Bread By Wilfrid Wilson Gibson
Daily Bread By Wilfrid Wilson Gibson
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. . How could I leave a single word unspoken, To save the only son that's left me — To save him from the death That overtook his father and his brothers, That night . . . 141 MATES When I . . . I slumbered soundly ; And never dreamt of danger, While they, my husband and my sons . . . . And Martin— Though 'twas only by a hair's breadth That he himself escaped, And came to me again — Yet, he'll not leave the pit, For all my pleading, Perhaps if you . . . Grace. Nay ! but I've talked, and talked, ...with him ; And he would answer nothing. I could not win a word from him, Will you not try again ? Charlotte. Try, daughter, try ! What is there left to try ? How could I leave a stone unturned ! Do I not lie awake the livelong night, To think of ways and means To keep him from the pit ? I've scarcely slept a wink since . . . Since that night — That night I slept so soundly . . . (pause. ) It seems as though he could not break with it — The pit that all h ; s folk have worked in. It's said, his father's grandfather Was born at the pit-bottom — 142 MATES Aye, daughter !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . How could I leave a single word unspoken, To save the only son that's left me — To save him from the death That overtook his father and his brothers, That night . . . 141 MATES When I . . . I slumbered soundly ; And never dreamt of danger, While they, my husband and my sons . . . . And Martin— Though 'twas only by a hair's breadth That he himself escaped, And came to me again — Yet, he'll not leave the pit, For all my pleading, Perhaps if you . . . Grace. Nay ! but I've talked, and talked, ...with him ; And he would answer nothing. I could not win a word from him, Will you not try again ? Charlotte. Try, daughter, try ! What is there left to try ? How could I leave a stone unturned ! Do I not lie awake the livelong night, To think of ways and means To keep him from the pit ? I've scarcely slept a wink since . . . Since that night — That night I slept so soundly . . . (pause. ) It seems as though he could not break with it — The pit that all h ; s folk have worked in. It's said, his father's grandfather Was born at the pit-bottom — 142 MATES Aye, daughter !
What to read after Daily Bread By Wilfrid Wilson Gibson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gibson Wilfrid Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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