Eden And Other Poems
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" " I well remember, " said the Vicar's wife, " The dauntless daring of your early life ; And when your parents oft your freaks have seen From the bow- window looking o'er the green, The youthful games you seemed the first to win ; A mischief talked of, you the first to sin ; But they who saw those freaks did not suppose Their aged eyes without your aid would close ; MODERN LIFE. 81 Yet soon, they drifted down the stream of time, With you forgetful in another clime. " " 'Tis but too true ! Not ...then to me were dear Their smiles of pleasure, and their voice to cheer. Perhaps e'en now I coidd not love a home ; But that I hate still more than this to roam. I left this place against my parents' will : Lost then the only safeguard against ill. " " There is a better safeguard e'en than they, " Said Richard Mordaunt ; " one which can ne'er decay. A firm reliance on that higher Power Is the sole safeguard o'er each passing hour. " The youthful Vicar kindly pressed his stay, While Howard talked of leaving day by day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " I well remember, " said the Vicar's wife, " The dauntless daring of your early life ; And when your parents oft your freaks have seen From the bow- window looking o'er the green, The youthful games you seemed the first to win ; A mischief talked of, you the first to sin ; But they who saw those freaks did not suppose Their aged eyes without your aid would close ; MODERN LIFE. 81 Yet soon, they drifted down the stream of time, With you forgetful in another clime. " " 'Tis but too true ! Not ...then to me were dear Their smiles of pleasure, and their voice to cheer. Perhaps e'en now I coidd not love a home ; But that I hate still more than this to roam. I left this place against my parents' will : Lost then the only safeguard against ill. " " There is a better safeguard e'en than they, " Said Richard Mordaunt ; " one which can ne'er decay. A firm reliance on that higher Power Is the sole safeguard o'er each passing hour. " The youthful Vicar kindly pressed his stay, While Howard talked of leaving day by day.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Dixon Toovey to read onlineMoreLess
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