Poems of T E Brown
Poems of T E Brown
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Moreover I contrived to bring two friends, 2i8 BELLA GORRY Lady parishioners, mature in years, Into the school that day ; who, when they saw, Approved, and were surprised : the child was dressed Like other children, only wondrous neat Indeed, sir, I was thankful, recognising The plastic spirit of my humble friend, And how she caught the cue of circumstance.
So all was well, and Sarah grew apace, And was an excellent scholar, apt and good. And she had much of native dignity, And calm control, we...ll suited to abash Our rougher lads : and, even before she left The school, she looked so stately and so pure, So sweetly tolerant, and yet so firm Of principle, being resolute for good Above all else, that evil things withdrew From off her virgin path ; and vulgar phrase, And gesture loose, nor any wicked act, Could e'er approach her happy, happy such O sir, how happy ! who, as in the sphere Of their own crystal purity contained, Are naturally safe, and, effortless, Compel the baser elements how few, God knows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Moreover I contrived to bring two friends, 2i8 BELLA GORRY Lady parishioners, mature in years, Into the school that day ; who, when they saw, Approved, and were surprised : the child was dressed Like other children, only wondrous neat Indeed, sir, I was thankful, recognising The plastic spirit of my humble friend, And how she caught the cue of circumstance.
So all was well, and Sarah grew apace, And was an excellent scholar, apt and good. And she had much of native dignity, And calm control, we...ll suited to abash Our rougher lads : and, even before she left The school, she looked so stately and so pure, So sweetly tolerant, and yet so firm Of principle, being resolute for good Above all else, that evil things withdrew From off her virgin path ; and vulgar phrase, And gesture loose, nor any wicked act, Could e'er approach her happy, happy such O sir, how happy ! who, as in the sphere Of their own crystal purity contained, Are naturally safe, and, effortless, Compel the baser elements how few, God knows.
What to read after Poems of T E Brown?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T E Thomas Edward Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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