My Little book of Life
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TT may be I cannot change my -*• environment, but my location may be changed.
TT is not life's ultimate that -*• bears us down to the dust.
''Some time!" ''Some where!" is the slogan of every heart that breaks.
T ATTRACT what I am.
-*• Life will have vasty barren places until I cover my own desert with green.
T HAVE picked up the grains -■• that lay outside the door, but, oh! to enter into the garner house, where there is life abundant.
T IFE remains so long in the •*-' narrows, until one day —... that is the day! — we sail through the straits, out to the open sea.
GIVE me but a gleam of the red star that is set upon a hill, and I will ask no favors of Fate.
I will ask no guide nor stay, if I may but have the gleam.
IT is only the long and patient road that leads to anywhere.
ONE passed through and came bearing balm and ointment, and one passed through, and came with a curse.
TO BE in the front ranks, marching to the music.
To be the glorified pedestrian, with the transcendent look in his face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TT may be I cannot change my -*• environment, but my location may be changed.
TT is not life's ultimate that -*• bears us down to the dust.
''Some time!" ''Some where!" is the slogan of every heart that breaks.
T ATTRACT what I am.
-*• Life will have vasty barren places until I cover my own desert with green.
T HAVE picked up the grains -■• that lay outside the door, but, oh! to enter into the garner house, where there is life abundant.
T IFE remains so long in the •*-' narrows, until one day —... that is the day! — we sail through the straits, out to the open sea.
GIVE me but a gleam of the red star that is set upon a hill, and I will ask no favors of Fate.
I will ask no guide nor stay, if I may but have the gleam.
IT is only the long and patient road that leads to anywhere.
ONE passed through and came bearing balm and ointment, and one passed through, and came with a curse.
TO BE in the front ranks, marching to the music.
To be the glorified pedestrian, with the transcendent look in his face.
What to read after My Little book of Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Strode, Muriel to read onlineMoreLess
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