Rhymes From the Rangeland a book of Western Verses
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While passion storms struck others hard We never have been shocked.
Our children, too, we love, dear wife.
And they just number three.
While little Jay lies far away Beneath the southern tree.
Our hearts are very sad, dear wife.
When with the silent dead They part from us to meet no more Uhtil the seas have fled.
Yes, one by one they go, dear wife, To slumber and to sleep.
Until the sea gives up her dead And leaves her ancient deep.
The sweetest flowers you know, dear wife, Will always fade and... die, They come and bloom for a little while And then how soon they fly.
It makes me sad to think, dear wife, That we'll be called to part, Digitized by VjOOQIC A BOOK OF WESTERN VERSES 143 For Death is a cold, cruel foe And loves to pierce the heart.
They say it comes to all, dear wife, I feel it must be true, But drop on us thy hovering wings As falls the evening dew.
The gilded cords of love, dear wife, By age they say will break, But we will love each other more, As Hermon loved the lake.
The sunny days of youth, dear wife.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While passion storms struck others hard We never have been shocked.
Our children, too, we love, dear wife.
And they just number three.
While little Jay lies far away Beneath the southern tree.
Our hearts are very sad, dear wife.
When with the silent dead They part from us to meet no more Uhtil the seas have fled.
Yes, one by one they go, dear wife, To slumber and to sleep.
Until the sea gives up her dead And leaves her ancient deep.
The sweetest flowers you know, dear wife, Will always fade and... die, They come and bloom for a little while And then how soon they fly.
It makes me sad to think, dear wife, That we'll be called to part, Digitized by VjOOQIC A BOOK OF WESTERN VERSES 143 For Death is a cold, cruel foe And loves to pierce the heart.
They say it comes to all, dear wife, I feel it must be true, But drop on us thy hovering wings As falls the evening dew.
The gilded cords of love, dear wife, By age they say will break, But we will love each other more, As Hermon loved the lake.
The sunny days of youth, dear wife.
What to read after Rhymes From the Rangeland a book of Western Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wesley Beggs to read onlineMoreLess
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