Four-Leaved Clover : Being Stanford Rhymes
Four-Leaved Clover : Being Stanford Rhymes
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Single-hearted ones, esteeming Logic more than sentiment, Oh, beware of woodland rambles!
Flowering paths have hidden brambles, Safer far is plain cement.
29 EVENING ON THE CAMPUS.
BEHIND a screen of western liills The sunset color fades to night; Along the arching corridors Long shadows steal with footsteps light. The banners of the day are furled; Thro darkening space the twilight creeps And smooths the forehead of the world Until he sleeps.
The oak-trees closer draw their hoods; A bird, bela...ted, wings his dim, Uncertain flight, and far above A star looks down and laughs at him; The sky and mountains melt in one; Tall gum-trees range their ranks around; The white walk marks its length upon The velvet ground.
30 EVENING ON THE CAMPUS.
From out the dusk the chimney points, Like guiding finger to the skies; Down drops the curtain of the night, And all the plain in darkness lies, When, as the college buildings seem To lose their form in shapeless mass, The lights shine out as poppies gleam Amid the grass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Single-hearted ones, esteeming Logic more than sentiment, Oh, beware of woodland rambles!
Flowering paths have hidden brambles, Safer far is plain cement.
29 EVENING ON THE CAMPUS.
BEHIND a screen of western liills The sunset color fades to night; Along the arching corridors Long shadows steal with footsteps light. The banners of the day are furled; Thro darkening space the twilight creeps And smooths the forehead of the world Until he sleeps.
The oak-trees closer draw their hoods; A bird, bela...ted, wings his dim, Uncertain flight, and far above A star looks down and laughs at him; The sky and mountains melt in one; Tall gum-trees range their ranks around; The white walk marks its length upon The velvet ground.
30 EVENING ON THE CAMPUS.
From out the dusk the chimney points, Like guiding finger to the skies; Down drops the curtain of the night, And all the plain in darkness lies, When, as the college buildings seem To lose their form in shapeless mass, The lights shine out as poppies gleam Amid the grass.
What to read after Four-Leaved Clover : Being Stanford Rhymes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Field, Charles K. (Charles Kellogg), 1873- to read onlineMoreLess
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