Hugh Trebarwith a Cornish Romance
Hugh Trebarwith a Cornish Romance
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If the ages coming Do not sweep our Now away, They may focus all the soul-links Of our life's vast yesterday.
Swiftly, freshly, days sped onward — life is strong at twenty-five, And^ the sight of one brown maiden made his hope in life revive : HUGH TREBARWITH. 31 Hope like April alternating, darkest clouds and brightest blue, Wind and hail-storm leaping, shouting, and the sunshine breaking through.
How could he, a waif of nature, sa}' to one pure maid " Be mine ! " Yet are honour and devotion l...ess than empty name or line ?
So his thoughts leaped ! They had spoken once — a few words — and surprise Flushed them both, but spoke a volume in the language of the eyes.
With a matron grave and stately roamed she when the day was young. Roamed alone too, swam and clambered — made the schoolman find his tongue.
33 HUGH TREBARWITH.
Modest in his guise and aspect ; man of many parts, but slow — Music, painting — speaking little, hiding more than most men know.
Hugh he saw with admiration — half regret if truth be truth — Though a sage ten years his senior warmed he to the headstrong youth ; Youth no longer, but with manhood strong in strength of limb and mind, Rushing, swaying, as a torrent that leaves deeper streams behind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If the ages coming Do not sweep our Now away, They may focus all the soul-links Of our life's vast yesterday.
Swiftly, freshly, days sped onward — life is strong at twenty-five, And^ the sight of one brown maiden made his hope in life revive : HUGH TREBARWITH. 31 Hope like April alternating, darkest clouds and brightest blue, Wind and hail-storm leaping, shouting, and the sunshine breaking through.
How could he, a waif of nature, sa}' to one pure maid " Be mine ! " Yet are honour and devotion l...ess than empty name or line ?
So his thoughts leaped ! They had spoken once — a few words — and surprise Flushed them both, but spoke a volume in the language of the eyes.
With a matron grave and stately roamed she when the day was young. Roamed alone too, swam and clambered — made the schoolman find his tongue.
33 HUGH TREBARWITH.
Modest in his guise and aspect ; man of many parts, but slow — Music, painting — speaking little, hiding more than most men know.
Hugh he saw with admiration — half regret if truth be truth — Though a sage ten years his senior warmed he to the headstrong youth ; Youth no longer, but with manhood strong in strength of limb and mind, Rushing, swaying, as a torrent that leaves deeper streams behind.
What to read after Hugh Trebarwith a Cornish Romance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Foskett to read onlineMoreLess
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