Maurine
Maurine
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108 "Bleak winds that blow from Aictic lands.* * 109 MA URINE.
So years had passed, till seven lay between His going and the coming of this note, Which I hid in my bosom, and replied To Aunt Ruth's queries, "What the truant wrote?'' By saying he was still upon the wing, And merely dropped a line, while journeying, To say he lived: and she was satisfied.
Sometimes it happens, in this world so strange, A- human heart will pass through mortal strife, And writhe in torture: while the old sweet life... So full of hope, and beauty, bloom and grace, Is slowly strangled by remorseless Pain: And one stern, cold, relentless, takes its place — A ghastly, pallid specter of the slain.
Yet those in daily converse see no change Nor dreamed the heart has suffered.
So that day I passed along toward the troubled way Stern duty pointed, and no mortal guessed A mighty conflict had disturbed my breast.
I had resolved to yield up to my friend The man I loved. Since she, too, loved him so I saw no other way in honor left.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
108 "Bleak winds that blow from Aictic lands.* * 109 MA URINE.
So years had passed, till seven lay between His going and the coming of this note, Which I hid in my bosom, and replied To Aunt Ruth's queries, "What the truant wrote?'' By saying he was still upon the wing, And merely dropped a line, while journeying, To say he lived: and she was satisfied.
Sometimes it happens, in this world so strange, A- human heart will pass through mortal strife, And writhe in torture: while the old sweet life... So full of hope, and beauty, bloom and grace, Is slowly strangled by remorseless Pain: And one stern, cold, relentless, takes its place — A ghastly, pallid specter of the slain.
Yet those in daily converse see no change Nor dreamed the heart has suffered.
So that day I passed along toward the troubled way Stern duty pointed, and no mortal guessed A mighty conflict had disturbed my breast.
I had resolved to yield up to my friend The man I loved. Since she, too, loved him so I saw no other way in honor left.
What to read after Maurine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilcox Ella Wheeler to read onlineMoreLess
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