Out of the North
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It is a show Worth the watching; much I know About the game.
In the dead of night they creep Past my door; But I hear them in my sleep, And I pity. Very steep The road to Fame.
[12] The Return of the Sun WINTER is passing. The inconstant sun — Negle6lful lover, therefore doubly dear — Kisses the stern, white faces of the hills.
Melting their hearts to tenderness again; ' Kisses the earth, still shiv'ring 'neath its shroud.
And whispers it of blossoms to be born.
Kisses the boughs and lures the ...fresh young leaves.
Spring's verdant heralds, from their hiding place; Kisses the trees and tells them of bright birds Seeking new homes for merry families.
Winter is passing. The inconstant sun — Negledlful lover, therefore doubly dear — Enters the hearts of long despondent men.
Bidding them smile and be consoled again; Enters their souls and whispers them of God, Of distant homes and friends that pray for them; Enters our cabins and dispels the gloom Of soundless days and never-ending nights; Enters our eyes and bids us rise and see Winter's interment, mourn'd by laughing Spring.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is a show Worth the watching; much I know About the game.
In the dead of night they creep Past my door; But I hear them in my sleep, And I pity. Very steep The road to Fame.
[12] The Return of the Sun WINTER is passing. The inconstant sun — Negle6lful lover, therefore doubly dear — Kisses the stern, white faces of the hills.
Melting their hearts to tenderness again; ' Kisses the earth, still shiv'ring 'neath its shroud.
And whispers it of blossoms to be born.
Kisses the boughs and lures the ...fresh young leaves.
Spring's verdant heralds, from their hiding place; Kisses the trees and tells them of bright birds Seeking new homes for merry families.
Winter is passing. The inconstant sun — Negledlful lover, therefore doubly dear — Enters the hearts of long despondent men.
Bidding them smile and be consoled again; Enters their souls and whispers them of God, Of distant homes and friends that pray for them; Enters our cabins and dispels the gloom Of soundless days and never-ending nights; Enters our eyes and bids us rise and see Winter's interment, mourn'd by laughing Spring.
What to read after Out of the North?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sutherland, Howard V. (Howard Vigne), B. 1868 to read onlineMoreLess
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