How to Speak Exercises in Voice Culture And Articulation With Illustrative Poe
How to Speak Exercises in Voice Culture And Articulation With Illustrative Poe
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Mary F. Robinson (Madame Duclaux] (From "Poems of the Great War, " published by The Macmilla Company. ) LINCOLN Hurt was the nation with a mighty wound, And all her ways were filled with clamorous sound; Wailed loud the South with unremitting grief, And wept the North that could not find relief; Then madness joined its harshest tone to strife A minor note swelled in the song of life.
Till stirring with the love that filled his breast, But still unflinching at the right's behest, Grave Lincoln c...ame, strong-handed from afar, A mighty Homer of the lyre of war.
'Twas he who bade the raging tempest cease, Wrenched from his harp the harmony of peace; Muted the strings that made the discord Wrong, And gave his spirit up in thund'rous song.
RADIATION 67 Oh, mighty master of the mighty lyre, Earth heard and trembled at thy strains of fire; Earth learned of thee what Heaven already knew, And wrote thee down among her chosen few.
Paul Laurence Dunbar.
THE KNIGHTS Not dust! Not dust the chivalry, The knightly heart of high romance Enshrined in ancient poetry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mary F. Robinson (Madame Duclaux] (From "Poems of the Great War, " published by The Macmilla Company. ) LINCOLN Hurt was the nation with a mighty wound, And all her ways were filled with clamorous sound; Wailed loud the South with unremitting grief, And wept the North that could not find relief; Then madness joined its harshest tone to strife A minor note swelled in the song of life.
Till stirring with the love that filled his breast, But still unflinching at the right's behest, Grave Lincoln c...ame, strong-handed from afar, A mighty Homer of the lyre of war.
'Twas he who bade the raging tempest cease, Wrenched from his harp the harmony of peace; Muted the strings that made the discord Wrong, And gave his spirit up in thund'rous song.
RADIATION 67 Oh, mighty master of the mighty lyre, Earth heard and trembled at thy strains of fire; Earth learned of thee what Heaven already knew, And wrote thee down among her chosen few.
Paul Laurence Dunbar.
THE KNIGHTS Not dust! Not dust the chivalry, The knightly heart of high romance Enshrined in ancient poetry.
What to read after How to Speak Exercises in Voice Culture And Articulation With Illustrative Poe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adelaide Patterson to read onlineMoreLess
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