Eighteen
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All this and love besides ! we softly say, While fades the light of Glencoe's perfect day Into the moonlit hush of night away.
17 OF COURSE.
T he sun was shining when my Love passed by, Although from clouds of chill autumnal gray The rain had fallen drearily all day And sobbing winds moaned through the treetops high.
It seemed a dream, for afterwards the sky Still lowered with clouds that would not break away ; Nay, smile not thus, my friend, because I say The sun was shining when my Love passe...d by.
That sudden gleam of sunlight, sweet and shy, Was like my Love herself, who would not stay, But changed at once November into May.
I know it true ; your laughter I defy ; The sun was shining when my Love passed by.
iS IN JACKSON PARK.
i\ stupid little bat goes blundering by, He knows not how to live, nor dares to die; Fit comrades we, in truth, the bat and I.
At that poor broken wing needs must I sigh.
You thought that wings perhaps were meant to fly !
We make such sad mistakes, the bat and I.
What to read after Eighteen?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All this and love besides ! we softly say, While fades the light of Glencoe's perfect day Into the moonlit hush of night away.
17 OF COURSE.
T he sun was shining when my Love passed by, Although from clouds of chill autumnal gray The rain had fallen drearily all day And sobbing winds moaned through the treetops high.
It seemed a dream, for afterwards the sky Still lowered with clouds that would not break away ; Nay, smile not thus, my friend, because I say The sun was shining when my Love passe...d by.
That sudden gleam of sunlight, sweet and shy, Was like my Love herself, who would not stay, But changed at once November into May.
I know it true ; your laughter I defy ; The sun was shining when my Love passed by.
iS IN JACKSON PARK.
i\ stupid little bat goes blundering by, He knows not how to live, nor dares to die; Fit comrades we, in truth, the bat and I.
At that poor broken wing needs must I sigh.
You thought that wings perhaps were meant to fly !
We make such sad mistakes, the bat and I.
What to read after Eighteen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marean, Emma Endicott, 1854-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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