Gods Calendar
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September, what a god- dess thou art in any wise ! Who can choose but love if he have the seeking heart ? In September the sweat of growth is ended. The rush toward fruitage has given way to the quiet smile as at evening after work is done. Maize ears lop and its blades be- gin to grow toward gold and rasp in the wind like a rusting sword. Summer clouds are departed. September days by their clouds, note on the dial, Summer is ended. The piled-up wonder of thunder heads no longer fills the horiz...on with amazing mountains TheSun- nor drifts huge bergs through a sea of blue * hmels i r-i j j- u TU sky. Clouds are grown diaphanous. 1 hey straggle, blown bits of wonder incompre- Dreamy Like hensible in grace and full of all the mystery 50 and sorrow of evanishment. September clouds make your heart ache. I look at them with a mood of tears. They seem so fragile as if a glance of the eye would dis- sipate them though they are actually more stable then clouds of Summer. The winds which have blown them out like banners seem to have fallen fast asleep ; but the cloud banners refuse to let their white and silken folds fall asleep with the sleep- ing winds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
September, what a god- dess thou art in any wise ! Who can choose but love if he have the seeking heart ? In September the sweat of growth is ended. The rush toward fruitage has given way to the quiet smile as at evening after work is done. Maize ears lop and its blades be- gin to grow toward gold and rasp in the wind like a rusting sword. Summer clouds are departed. September days by their clouds, note on the dial, Summer is ended. The piled-up wonder of thunder heads no longer fills the horiz...on with amazing mountains TheSun- nor drifts huge bergs through a sea of blue * hmels i r-i j j- u TU sky. Clouds are grown diaphanous. 1 hey straggle, blown bits of wonder incompre- Dreamy Like hensible in grace and full of all the mystery 50 and sorrow of evanishment. September clouds make your heart ache. I look at them with a mood of tears. They seem so fragile as if a glance of the eye would dis- sipate them though they are actually more stable then clouds of Summer. The winds which have blown them out like banners seem to have fallen fast asleep ; but the cloud banners refuse to let their white and silken folds fall asleep with the sleep- ing winds.
What to read after Gods Calendar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William a William Alfred Quayle to read onlineMoreLess
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