From Green Mountain of a Summer's Day in 1859
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Two seas our eyes beheld, — one dark, one light.
And one above the other; for a screen Of billowy cloud lay, level-poised, between Ocean and sky, in undulation white As snows of Zembla. Half way up the height That caps Mount Desert, spell-bound by the scene, We stood and marvelled. Had there ever been.
Since Israel's pilgrim march, so weird a sight?
Meanwhile the sailors, beating to and fro On shadowed waters, dreamt not of the still Pellucid beauty of that upper day; Their captive eyes saw onl...y from below.
While we, from our sheer look-out on the hill.
Scanned either level, happier-placed than they.
II.
Brief our advantage; presently the sun, Nearing the noon-mark, gathered all his might.
And smote those vapours till they broke in flight; Not hastily, for panic there was none.
But with slow movement eastward, one by one, The cloud battalions drifted from our sight.
Till everywhere, from verge to verge, was light.
And those below saw clear, as we had done.
God shows enfranchised spirits, such as thine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two seas our eyes beheld, — one dark, one light.
And one above the other; for a screen Of billowy cloud lay, level-poised, between Ocean and sky, in undulation white As snows of Zembla. Half way up the height That caps Mount Desert, spell-bound by the scene, We stood and marvelled. Had there ever been.
Since Israel's pilgrim march, so weird a sight?
Meanwhile the sailors, beating to and fro On shadowed waters, dreamt not of the still Pellucid beauty of that upper day; Their captive eyes saw onl...y from below.
While we, from our sheer look-out on the hill.
Scanned either level, happier-placed than they.
II.
Brief our advantage; presently the sun, Nearing the noon-mark, gathered all his might.
And smote those vapours till they broke in flight; Not hastily, for panic there was none.
But with slow movement eastward, one by one, The cloud battalions drifted from our sight.
Till everywhere, from verge to verge, was light.
And those below saw clear, as we had done.
God shows enfranchised spirits, such as thine.
What to read after From Green Mountain of a Summer's Day in 1859?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by [huntington, William Reed], 1838-1909. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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