Legends And Lyrics of the Gulf Coast
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She pointed to a snow white flower "'Twill lead thee home," she said.
He gazed in joy and wonderment until the dream was fled.
The petals were like snow flakes, the heart a golden light.
The tiny tendrils reached to Heaven as though it longed for flight, And on its boughs, as if to speak with love that cheers and warms, He saw amid a thousand stars the Master's crown of thorns.
Among the wandering Cherokees he knelt in silent prayer.
While the roses swayed their chalices like incense on the air....
And the morning birds above him in the magnolia tree.
Sang on of love and Heaven, a Benedicite.
Away! away he hastened, the cross upon his breast, Far lies the good Fort Louis, and peril marks the quest.
16 The gray moss curtains darken the depths of shade unknown, And in the West the storm clouds threaten in undertone, The wild beasts of the forest lurk on the lonely path, And nearer came the tempest, with tropic gloom and wrath.
A thonsand boding voices called Father Davion, But he thought him of the Master in the wilderness alone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She pointed to a snow white flower "'Twill lead thee home," she said.
He gazed in joy and wonderment until the dream was fled.
The petals were like snow flakes, the heart a golden light.
The tiny tendrils reached to Heaven as though it longed for flight, And on its boughs, as if to speak with love that cheers and warms, He saw amid a thousand stars the Master's crown of thorns.
Among the wandering Cherokees he knelt in silent prayer.
While the roses swayed their chalices like incense on the air....
And the morning birds above him in the magnolia tree.
Sang on of love and Heaven, a Benedicite.
Away! away he hastened, the cross upon his breast, Far lies the good Fort Louis, and peril marks the quest.
16 The gray moss curtains darken the depths of shade unknown, And in the West the storm clouds threaten in undertone, The wild beasts of the forest lurk on the lonely path, And nearer came the tempest, with tropic gloom and wrath.
A thonsand boding voices called Father Davion, But he thought him of the Master in the wilderness alone.
What to read after Legends And Lyrics of the Gulf Coast?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hinsdale, Laura (Fenling), Mrs. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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