Poems
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We knew that life had triumphed now ; And from that hour he mended fast, Bach day was stronger than the last.
And soon he left his humble door With step as vigorous as before.
I sought that man in after days.
When, through blind fortune's devious ways.
THE RIVALS. 135 Of him and his I stood in need ; But " he was busy then, indeed I" There was this thing that must be done, And that, before to-morrow's sun ; His children, too, they must be fed, — " No! let them starve !" I sternly said ; And tur...ned away, in bitter scorn That such a wretch was ever born.
Oh ! who, in court, or lady's bower.
Can tell the secret of that power.
By which the happiness of one Is bound unto another's heart, So that a word, a glance, a tone Can joy or misery impart !
Oh, who can read that witching spell.
Which beauty o'er her worshippers.
Flings from the soft eye's dreamy cell, Until your very soul is hers.
And in her service you would press Where life is crowded with the brave.
And dare all but forgetfulness, That doom more dreadful than the grave '.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We knew that life had triumphed now ; And from that hour he mended fast, Bach day was stronger than the last.
And soon he left his humble door With step as vigorous as before.
I sought that man in after days.
When, through blind fortune's devious ways.
THE RIVALS. 135 Of him and his I stood in need ; But " he was busy then, indeed I" There was this thing that must be done, And that, before to-morrow's sun ; His children, too, they must be fed, — " No! let them starve !" I sternly said ; And tur...ned away, in bitter scorn That such a wretch was ever born.
Oh ! who, in court, or lady's bower.
Can tell the secret of that power.
By which the happiness of one Is bound unto another's heart, So that a word, a glance, a tone Can joy or misery impart !
Oh, who can read that witching spell.
Which beauty o'er her worshippers.
Flings from the soft eye's dreamy cell, Until your very soul is hers.
And in her service you would press Where life is crowded with the brave.
And dare all but forgetfulness, That doom more dreadful than the grave '.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peterson Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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