Old Song And New
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"Tenderest comforter, Faith s own word, Sweeter than ours, her heart hath heard : Softly her solac d tears now fall ; Christ s one whisper hath told her all!" L ATTAINMENT.
[CARMEN NATALE. ] i. RARE-RIPE, with rich, concentrate sweetness, All girlish crudities subdued, You stand to-day, in the completeness Of your consummate womanhood.
ii.
The stem supports no useless flower, No simply graceful spathic shoot; But all, through fostering sun and shower, Develops into perfect fruit.
in. And this i...s what we looked for : Can it Fail of such ends in Nature s law? Who marvels at the full pomegranate, That watched the blossom pure from flaw?
130 ATT A INMEN T.
IV. Yet something more than summer weather Ambers the heavy-cluster d vine; Fierce heats, slant rains combine together To fill the bounteous grapes with wine.
v. We heed too carelessly the uses Of the rude buffets of the wind, That vivify the quicken d juices, And crimson-tint the fruity rind.
VI.
But while we mark the mellow d graces Whose cultur d sweetness never cloys, We yet have found that sorrow s traces Are in the down-bloom, more than joy s.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Tenderest comforter, Faith s own word, Sweeter than ours, her heart hath heard : Softly her solac d tears now fall ; Christ s one whisper hath told her all!" L ATTAINMENT.
[CARMEN NATALE. ] i. RARE-RIPE, with rich, concentrate sweetness, All girlish crudities subdued, You stand to-day, in the completeness Of your consummate womanhood.
ii.
The stem supports no useless flower, No simply graceful spathic shoot; But all, through fostering sun and shower, Develops into perfect fruit.
in. And this i...s what we looked for : Can it Fail of such ends in Nature s law? Who marvels at the full pomegranate, That watched the blossom pure from flaw?
130 ATT A INMEN T.
IV. Yet something more than summer weather Ambers the heavy-cluster d vine; Fierce heats, slant rains combine together To fill the bounteous grapes with wine.
v. We heed too carelessly the uses Of the rude buffets of the wind, That vivify the quicken d juices, And crimson-tint the fruity rind.
VI.
But while we mark the mellow d graces Whose cultur d sweetness never cloys, We yet have found that sorrow s traces Are in the down-bloom, more than joy s.
What to read after Old Song And New?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Junkin Preston to read onlineMoreLess
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