Mementos And Sea Pictures
Mementos And Sea Pictures
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The pea doth climb and blossom, and uptwines the scarlet bean ; Nasturtiums half are hidden in a maze of tangled green; The marigold is burning, every summer kindled new ; On slender stem the larkspur lifts a dainty sky of blue.
The fevered World is calling, but we keep the quiet way That to our latch was leading fifty years ago to-day.
The paths we long have chosen, lead us from the dusty road Where men will travel weary, weighted each with useless load That to the soul is sorer than the bruis...ing of the feet, And all the aches of body to the worldlings one may meet S6 Where not a blade upspringeth though the grasses fill the field, And where no wayside blossom giveth of its fragrant yield.
These be the World's devoted, and they seek that temple place Wherein she doeth worship prostrate even on her face.
The World falls down to Mammon, **Grant us spoil without the shame I The art that bends men to us, and the prestage of a name I **The envied station give us, and soft flattery for the ear; The creatures on us fawning, each with face of hope or fear Should smiling or should frowning half reveal our present mind I " The World falls down to Mammon, blindest leader of the blind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The pea doth climb and blossom, and uptwines the scarlet bean ; Nasturtiums half are hidden in a maze of tangled green; The marigold is burning, every summer kindled new ; On slender stem the larkspur lifts a dainty sky of blue.
The fevered World is calling, but we keep the quiet way That to our latch was leading fifty years ago to-day.
The paths we long have chosen, lead us from the dusty road Where men will travel weary, weighted each with useless load That to the soul is sorer than the bruis...ing of the feet, And all the aches of body to the worldlings one may meet S6 Where not a blade upspringeth though the grasses fill the field, And where no wayside blossom giveth of its fragrant yield.
These be the World's devoted, and they seek that temple place Wherein she doeth worship prostrate even on her face.
The World falls down to Mammon, **Grant us spoil without the shame I The art that bends men to us, and the prestage of a name I **The envied station give us, and soft flattery for the ear; The creatures on us fawning, each with face of hope or fear Should smiling or should frowning half reveal our present mind I " The World falls down to Mammon, blindest leader of the blind.
What to read after Mementos And Sea Pictures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Clarence Farnsworth to read onlineMoreLess
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