Saint Abe And His Seven Wives a Tale of Salt Lake City
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Already she saddens and sinks and sighs, Watched by the jealous dragonish eyes.
Even Amelia, sleepy and wan, Sharpens her orbs as she looks at Anne ; While Sister Tabby, when she can spare Her gaze from the Saint in his easy-chair, Fixes her with a gorgon. glare.
All is still and calm and polite, The Sisters bolster themselves upright, And try to smile, but the atmosphere Is charged with thunder and lightning here.
Heavy it seems, and close and warm, Like the air before a summer storm ; And at ...times, — as in that drowsy dream Preluding thunder, all sounds will seem Distinct and ominously clear, And the far-off cocks seem crowing near ; — Ev'n so in the pauses of talk, each breast Is strangely conscious of the rest, 79 8o SAINT ABE AND THE SEVEN.
And the tick of the watch of Abe the Saint Breaks on the air, distinct though faint, Like the ticking of his heart !
I rise To depart, still glancing with piteous eyes On Sister Anne ; and I find her face Turn'd questioning still to the same old place- The face of the Saint.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Already she saddens and sinks and sighs, Watched by the jealous dragonish eyes.
Even Amelia, sleepy and wan, Sharpens her orbs as she looks at Anne ; While Sister Tabby, when she can spare Her gaze from the Saint in his easy-chair, Fixes her with a gorgon. glare.
All is still and calm and polite, The Sisters bolster themselves upright, And try to smile, but the atmosphere Is charged with thunder and lightning here.
Heavy it seems, and close and warm, Like the air before a summer storm ; And at ...times, — as in that drowsy dream Preluding thunder, all sounds will seem Distinct and ominously clear, And the far-off cocks seem crowing near ; — Ev'n so in the pauses of talk, each breast Is strangely conscious of the rest, 79 8o SAINT ABE AND THE SEVEN.
And the tick of the watch of Abe the Saint Breaks on the air, distinct though faint, Like the ticking of his heart !
I rise To depart, still glancing with piteous eyes On Sister Anne ; and I find her face Turn'd questioning still to the same old place- The face of the Saint.
What to read after Saint Abe And His Seven Wives a Tale of Salt Lake City?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Buchanan, Robert Williams, 1841-1901 to read onlineMoreLess
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