Other Essays From the Easy Chair
Other Essays From the Easy Chair
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In that broad hall, on the brightest of May mornings, the daughter of the house has stood, radiant as the day, and crowned with orange blossoms.
There have met the hopes and joys of youth, the tears and blessings and fare- wells of older years. The pretty pageant filled the house, and faded slowly and ut- terly away. The old house has known, too, the solemn shadow that falls on every house. It seems to regretful memory the Digitized by VjOOQIC abode of unchanging delight. But from that door the... slow procession moved, and those whose hospitable smile and word had hallowed every room returned no more. They are gone, the bride, the parent, the friend ; " they are all gone, the old familiar faces," the age, the society, the politics, the interests. They are all gone. Why should not the house go too ?
It was early spring, and the Easy Chair, looking up, saw half a dozen kites flying in the air. A little further, and laughing girls were skipping rope. Boys were spinning peg-tops and playing marbles and driving hoops.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In that broad hall, on the brightest of May mornings, the daughter of the house has stood, radiant as the day, and crowned with orange blossoms.
There have met the hopes and joys of youth, the tears and blessings and fare- wells of older years. The pretty pageant filled the house, and faded slowly and ut- terly away. The old house has known, too, the solemn shadow that falls on every house. It seems to regretful memory the Digitized by VjOOQIC abode of unchanging delight. But from that door the... slow procession moved, and those whose hospitable smile and word had hallowed every room returned no more. They are gone, the bride, the parent, the friend ; " they are all gone, the old familiar faces," the age, the society, the politics, the interests. They are all gone. Why should not the house go too ?
It was early spring, and the Easy Chair, looking up, saw half a dozen kites flying in the air. A little further, and laughing girls were skipping rope. Boys were spinning peg-tops and playing marbles and driving hoops.
What to read after Other Essays From the Easy Chair?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Curtis George William to read onlineMoreLess
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