Helen
Helen
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Harken soft in yon chamber, . Where death sets its seal On the mother's one child! O, what balsam shall heal The deep wound? Ah, it cometh, in message as old As our era; and yet she would have this but told In the simple words spoken as man never spake, On the cedar-lined shores of Genessareth's lake.
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Good friend, prithee, scorn never the old, nor the worn. From the worn womb of precedent progress is born. " Out of old fieldes cometh, fro year unto year, The new corn, " quoth the " morning s...tar" singer of cheer. " Out of old bookes cometh, " likewise, "in good fayth, " All new science men lere. " Nothing " Dan Chaucer" saith Hath a meaning more pregnant than this.
Old and worn Are the sunlight; the rainbow; Orion; the morn, With its golden aurora; the purpling sunset; The glad moonlight; heaven's arch, all in diamonds set, Robing night in the glory of creation's dawn. Worn is speech, sweet and golden as Chrysostom's own. \Vorn are truths uttered under the olive-trees' shade By the Master, of time-seasoned maxims who made A sure bridge over which mortals freed might be borne From earth's crudeness to Heaven's courts olden and worn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Harken soft in yon chamber, . Where death sets its seal On the mother's one child! O, what balsam shall heal The deep wound? Ah, it cometh, in message as old As our era; and yet she would have this but told In the simple words spoken as man never spake, On the cedar-lined shores of Genessareth's lake.
v.
Good friend, prithee, scorn never the old, nor the worn. From the worn womb of precedent progress is born. " Out of old fieldes cometh, fro year unto year, The new corn, " quoth the " morning s...tar" singer of cheer. " Out of old bookes cometh, " likewise, "in good fayth, " All new science men lere. " Nothing " Dan Chaucer" saith Hath a meaning more pregnant than this.
Old and worn Are the sunlight; the rainbow; Orion; the morn, With its golden aurora; the purpling sunset; The glad moonlight; heaven's arch, all in diamonds set, Robing night in the glory of creation's dawn. Worn is speech, sweet and golden as Chrysostom's own. \Vorn are truths uttered under the olive-trees' shade By the Master, of time-seasoned maxims who made A sure bridge over which mortals freed might be borne From earth's crudeness to Heaven's courts olden and worn.
What to read after Helen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C W Campbell Waldo Waite to read onlineMoreLess
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