Esther Burrs Journal
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T had f o kiss the bark of the elm=trcc, that stands in front of my win* dow, and where T have so often watched the returning robins, as they huilt their nests and reared their young, and then taught them to fly away; and now T am to stretch my wings and go, after their example. But, mine are the wings of the dove !
Ulhen we mounted the hill, on our way toward Ulest Stockbridge, I was fain to turn again and look back on the lovely little town in the valley, and the surrounding mountains in thei...r grand- 66 ESTHER BURR'S JOURNAL cur. On either side stood the bills* late = ly clothed with new verdure; between them, the beautiful intervales, beneath which crept the river, the smootb=qlid- ing fiousatonic, and where were feeding the cattle* 7 shut my eyes if I might fix the picture and make it mine forever, and then rode on with my companions* Jind soon Rimrod, with his eager spirit, gave me enough to attend to. Re seem* ed to know he was taking me to his master. C c me took the turnpike to the fiud* son.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
T had f o kiss the bark of the elm=trcc, that stands in front of my win* dow, and where T have so often watched the returning robins, as they huilt their nests and reared their young, and then taught them to fly away; and now T am to stretch my wings and go, after their example. But, mine are the wings of the dove !
Ulhen we mounted the hill, on our way toward Ulest Stockbridge, I was fain to turn again and look back on the lovely little town in the valley, and the surrounding mountains in thei...r grand- 66 ESTHER BURR'S JOURNAL cur. On either side stood the bills* late = ly clothed with new verdure; between them, the beautiful intervales, beneath which crept the river, the smootb=qlid- ing fiousatonic, and where were feeding the cattle* 7 shut my eyes if I might fix the picture and make it mine forever, and then rode on with my companions* Jind soon Rimrod, with his eager spirit, gave me enough to attend to. Re seem* ed to know he was taking me to his master. C c me took the turnpike to the fiud* son.
What to read after Esther Burrs Journal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeremiah Eames Rankin to read onlineMoreLess
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