Friar Puck And Other Sketches for Youth
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Irj glory serene, Far up, till yon heaven-blue Trembles between.
1 shut out the city.
Its si. Irht and its sound, Ami away Tar away, For the fores! I'm bound, For the noble old forest, \\ hich ages have crow ned.
I lean on its moss banks, I stoop o'er its rills, I see, thro' its vistas, The vapor- wreathed hills, And my soul with a gush Of wild happiness fills!
I pine for the freshness, The freedom, the health, Which Nature can give me My soul's dearest wealth is wasted in cities ; Where only, ...by stealth, The mountain-born breezes Can fitfully play. Where we steal but a glimpse Of this glorious day, And but by the calendar, Learn it is Mav.
21 But away with repining, I'll study, from thee, A lesson of patience, Oh ! noble, old tree ! 'Mid dark walls imprisoned, - Thou droop'st not like me; But strivest forever, Still up, strong and brave, Till in heaven's pure sunshine, Thy free branches wave ! Oh ! thus may / meet it, No longer a slave !
The next was a story, and Harriet Carl- on's eyes and cheeks changed color as she stened.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Irj glory serene, Far up, till yon heaven-blue Trembles between.
1 shut out the city.
Its si. Irht and its sound, Ami away Tar away, For the fores! I'm bound, For the noble old forest, \\ hich ages have crow ned.
I lean on its moss banks, I stoop o'er its rills, I see, thro' its vistas, The vapor- wreathed hills, And my soul with a gush Of wild happiness fills!
I pine for the freshness, The freedom, the health, Which Nature can give me My soul's dearest wealth is wasted in cities ; Where only, ...by stealth, The mountain-born breezes Can fitfully play. Where we steal but a glimpse Of this glorious day, And but by the calendar, Learn it is Mav.
21 But away with repining, I'll study, from thee, A lesson of patience, Oh ! noble, old tree ! 'Mid dark walls imprisoned, - Thou droop'st not like me; But strivest forever, Still up, strong and brave, Till in heaven's pure sunshine, Thy free branches wave ! Oh ! thus may / meet it, No longer a slave !
The next was a story, and Harriet Carl- on's eyes and cheeks changed color as she stened.
What to read after Friar Puck And Other Sketches for Youth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peterson, Peter, 1847-1899 to read onlineMoreLess
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