Notes From Natures Lyre
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With whispered songs that strike our ears When sung in simple tongue like theirs, As murmuring meadow brooks that run With tinkling tread o er mounds of moss, Though years bridged wedded life across, Their courtship seemed as just begun.
They passed through groups in joyful play, And older ones with straw so gay Were weaving baskets bright. The men From hunting just returned all sat 104 The Tale of Tawah And smoked in silence deep, for when An Indian council meets they make No speech till somet...hing they have to say ; That s not quite like our council s way.
The drum was beat, the men repaired To council-lodge, where ill-prepared The sober news the chief made known. And now these men of peaceful mind Were changed and darkening looks were thrown Toward intruding foe. The man most kind, When aught against his loved one turns, Is made a fury s fire that burns.
The gentler ones that night reposed In sleep that simple safety gave. But many heads no sleep proposed ; Their souls a safer state did crave.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With whispered songs that strike our ears When sung in simple tongue like theirs, As murmuring meadow brooks that run With tinkling tread o er mounds of moss, Though years bridged wedded life across, Their courtship seemed as just begun.
They passed through groups in joyful play, And older ones with straw so gay Were weaving baskets bright. The men From hunting just returned all sat 104 The Tale of Tawah And smoked in silence deep, for when An Indian council meets they make No speech till somet...hing they have to say ; That s not quite like our council s way.
The drum was beat, the men repaired To council-lodge, where ill-prepared The sober news the chief made known. And now these men of peaceful mind Were changed and darkening looks were thrown Toward intruding foe. The man most kind, When aught against his loved one turns, Is made a fury s fire that burns.
The gentler ones that night reposed In sleep that simple safety gave. But many heads no sleep proposed ; Their souls a safer state did crave.
What to read after Notes From Natures Lyre?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howard Beck Reed to read onlineMoreLess
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