Poems of New England And Old Spain
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He'd cause no love-songs. Hortons all have brains. But now they've mostly left. 'Lije Horton drinks, Not like your jolly beggars, but all alone Among his cider casks on winter nights. And Jane and Helen Horton live alone, Each one old woman in a big rambhng house, Good women, so my mother said, but where Would Burns find Highland Mary? Andrew Weld Was crushed in falling from an apple-tree At twenty, when he planned to go to college. That left him sick nine years and wrecked for life. Poor, work...ing when he wasn't fit, and brooding. A fine man once, but now he's like a funeral. And further north it all is Poles and Jews, Who're just machines to work and eat and save. That's life in Horton Hollow, human life.
[42] The Farm-Boy "But landscape ! look and see. I drive out here When worrying folks have put my nerves on edge, To placid cows and steers and great calm trees, And calm winds blowing over tranquil hills, And it's like heaven. I lift my head from work, And see that glorious wealth of color there In leaves and grasses, brooks and flowers and light.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He'd cause no love-songs. Hortons all have brains. But now they've mostly left. 'Lije Horton drinks, Not like your jolly beggars, but all alone Among his cider casks on winter nights. And Jane and Helen Horton live alone, Each one old woman in a big rambhng house, Good women, so my mother said, but where Would Burns find Highland Mary? Andrew Weld Was crushed in falling from an apple-tree At twenty, when he planned to go to college. That left him sick nine years and wrecked for life. Poor, work...ing when he wasn't fit, and brooding. A fine man once, but now he's like a funeral. And further north it all is Poles and Jews, Who're just machines to work and eat and save. That's life in Horton Hollow, human life.
[42] The Farm-Boy "But landscape ! look and see. I drive out here When worrying folks have put my nerves on edge, To placid cows and steers and great calm trees, And calm winds blowing over tranquil hills, And it's like heaven. I lift my head from work, And see that glorious wealth of color there In leaves and grasses, brooks and flowers and light.
What to read after Poems of New England And Old Spain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F E Frederick Erastus Pierce to read onlineMoreLess
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