Friendly Town
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Oh, many miles, my child ! Beyond the Mountains of Defeat, Where blasted hopes are piled ; Beyond the Vale of Sorrow, where The trees with blight are brown. Far, far away that happy place We once called Childhood Town !
How far is it to Childhood Town ?
Far past the sun-scorched plain, Where thron&in& men, with hearts in- flamed, Wa&e war for sordid &ain ; Far o'er the Sea, where many ships Have stranded and &one down. Oh, far away that happy realm We once called Childhood Town !
19 And yet you...r heart, my happy child, Feels naught of human woe ; No mount, no vale, no stormy sea Your simple life can know. For you a river, passing fair, Flows evermore adown By that rare realm, sweet Fairyland, Your own dear Childhood Town.
lon& ni&ht has passed ; The hills are touched with &old ; Come, let us feed our hearts Before the day &rows old. All rapturous the world But lo ! the charm has &one ! The greedy sun has had its fill From the ^lory-feast of dawn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, many miles, my child ! Beyond the Mountains of Defeat, Where blasted hopes are piled ; Beyond the Vale of Sorrow, where The trees with blight are brown. Far, far away that happy place We once called Childhood Town !
How far is it to Childhood Town ?
Far past the sun-scorched plain, Where thron&in& men, with hearts in- flamed, Wa&e war for sordid &ain ; Far o'er the Sea, where many ships Have stranded and &one down. Oh, far away that happy realm We once called Childhood Town !
19 And yet you...r heart, my happy child, Feels naught of human woe ; No mount, no vale, no stormy sea Your simple life can know. For you a river, passing fair, Flows evermore adown By that rare realm, sweet Fairyland, Your own dear Childhood Town.
lon& ni&ht has passed ; The hills are touched with &old ; Come, let us feed our hearts Before the day &rows old. All rapturous the world But lo ! the charm has &one ! The greedy sun has had its fill From the ^lory-feast of dawn.
What to read after Friendly Town?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Curtis Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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