Dream Life; a Fable of the Seasons
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The shadows that the fire-flame makes, grow dimmer and dimmer. And" thus it is, that Home, boy-home, passes away forever, — like the swaying of a pendulum, — ^like the fading of a shadow on the floor !
Summer ; ffir, Cl)£ Wnams of ^outl).
DREAMS OF YOUTH.
Summer.
I FEEL a great deal of pity for those honest, but misguided people, who call theii' little, spruce suburban towns, or the shaded streets of their inland cities, — the country : and I have still more pity .for those who reckon a season ...at the summer resorts — country enjoyment. Nay, my feeling is more violent than pity ; and I count it nothing less than blasphemy, so to take the name of the country in vain.
I thank Heaven every summer's day of my life, that my lot was humbly cast, within the hearing of romping brooks, and beneath the shadow of oaks.
And from all the tramp, and bustle of the world, into which fortune has led me in these latter years of my life, I delight to steal away for days, and for weeks 114 Dheam-Lifb.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The shadows that the fire-flame makes, grow dimmer and dimmer. And" thus it is, that Home, boy-home, passes away forever, — like the swaying of a pendulum, — ^like the fading of a shadow on the floor !
Summer ; ffir, Cl)£ Wnams of ^outl).
DREAMS OF YOUTH.
Summer.
I FEEL a great deal of pity for those honest, but misguided people, who call theii' little, spruce suburban towns, or the shaded streets of their inland cities, — the country : and I have still more pity .for those who reckon a season ...at the summer resorts — country enjoyment. Nay, my feeling is more violent than pity ; and I count it nothing less than blasphemy, so to take the name of the country in vain.
I thank Heaven every summer's day of my life, that my lot was humbly cast, within the hearing of romping brooks, and beneath the shadow of oaks.
And from all the tramp, and bustle of the world, into which fortune has led me in these latter years of my life, I delight to steal away for days, and for weeks 114 Dheam-Lifb.
What to read after Dream Life; a Fable of the Seasons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ik Marvel to read onlineMoreLess
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