Leaves From Logiedale
Leaves From Logiedale
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This imperfect sketch may help to make it live a little longer in the records of the past.
OUIET THOUGHTS.
jEARLY every heart cherishes some particular spot with deepest fondness.
We love to be near its green braes, quiet dells, and winding streams. Some shady nook, away among the woods, is ever dear to our silent, best thoughts. Some stream murmurs clearer than all others, its low, sweet song ; and the wind, sighing through the old trees, awakens memories, though sad, yet sweet. Every tree, bu...sh, or whin seems like an old friend, and we soon miss any of them, if cut down or withered away. The mind invests all with a beauty and interest that time cannot obliterate or wear away. Let us linger awhile among the dear old woods, ere the tender radiance of the west dies out, while the witchery of the gloaming comes down on mountain, moor, and stream, and deepens into the night. How richly gleam the yellowing leaves over yonder in the setting sun.
Softly the leaves are falling on the old paths, and the tenderness and beauty of decay rest on S9 90 LEAVES FROM I.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This imperfect sketch may help to make it live a little longer in the records of the past.
OUIET THOUGHTS.
jEARLY every heart cherishes some particular spot with deepest fondness.
We love to be near its green braes, quiet dells, and winding streams. Some shady nook, away among the woods, is ever dear to our silent, best thoughts. Some stream murmurs clearer than all others, its low, sweet song ; and the wind, sighing through the old trees, awakens memories, though sad, yet sweet. Every tree, bu...sh, or whin seems like an old friend, and we soon miss any of them, if cut down or withered away. The mind invests all with a beauty and interest that time cannot obliterate or wear away. Let us linger awhile among the dear old woods, ere the tender radiance of the west dies out, while the witchery of the gloaming comes down on mountain, moor, and stream, and deepens into the night. How richly gleam the yellowing leaves over yonder in the setting sun.
Softly the leaves are falling on the old paths, and the tenderness and beauty of decay rest on S9 90 LEAVES FROM I.
What to read after Leaves From Logiedale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David William Archer to read onlineMoreLess
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