From the Hudson to the Yosemite
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60 The Arden grove Breathes Ros'lind's love ; The pansy lives Ophelia gives.
Miranda's isle Will ever smile, And roses bloom On Juliet's tomb.
The woman-queen, Fair Imogene, Preserves his dream By Avon's stream.
The sweetest flower In Belmont's bower Still speaks of thee, Dear Jessica, And Portia fair ; Whose caskets rare Still tell the truth To heedless youth. 61 TULIPS. * Where grows the flower and what's its name. That blooms in winter and summer the same, The language of which some say is t...rue; Some say is false ; now what say you ?
I sing not of flowerets that wither and fade When crimson and gold on the woodlands are laid ; When Autumn unfurls on the deep mountain side His banners rich-woven and brilliantly dyed: I sing of the flowers that earth's frost never nips, On hillside and valley the sweet two-lips.
In fairest of gardens, in nooks growing wild, In cold arctic climes where the rose never smiled, Where bright waters flow, where soft breezes blow, In lands that are wrapped in perpetual snow, We find them in beauty, for sunlight or shade Despoils not their sweetness, or makes them to fade And furthermore, reader, this also is true, Whenever they're pressed they blossom anew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
60 The Arden grove Breathes Ros'lind's love ; The pansy lives Ophelia gives.
Miranda's isle Will ever smile, And roses bloom On Juliet's tomb.
The woman-queen, Fair Imogene, Preserves his dream By Avon's stream.
The sweetest flower In Belmont's bower Still speaks of thee, Dear Jessica, And Portia fair ; Whose caskets rare Still tell the truth To heedless youth. 61 TULIPS. * Where grows the flower and what's its name. That blooms in winter and summer the same, The language of which some say is t...rue; Some say is false ; now what say you ?
I sing not of flowerets that wither and fade When crimson and gold on the woodlands are laid ; When Autumn unfurls on the deep mountain side His banners rich-woven and brilliantly dyed: I sing of the flowers that earth's frost never nips, On hillside and valley the sweet two-lips.
In fairest of gardens, in nooks growing wild, In cold arctic climes where the rose never smiled, Where bright waters flow, where soft breezes blow, In lands that are wrapped in perpetual snow, We find them in beauty, for sunlight or shade Despoils not their sweetness, or makes them to fade And furthermore, reader, this also is true, Whenever they're pressed they blossom anew.
What to read after From the Hudson to the Yosemite?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bruce Wallace to read onlineMoreLess
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