Sir Rae a Poem
Sir Rae a Poem
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No cloud of sorrow to thy brow, Or aught that ever can distress Thee in the future. Thou hast given Of all thy scanty store to me; With wisdom s precepts thou hast striven To train my mind as it should be, Friend of my sainted mother, who Hast proved so generous, noble, true !" SIR RAE. XIX.
Jean struggled with a conscious wrong, And answered, " I should have made known That great estates to thee belong, Which but for me had been thine own. " 37 "BENEATH A SULTRY SOUTHERN SKY. " Page 31.
She to...ok a suit of gray complete From out the box for Maidee s wear, Some shoes to cover those wee feet Which never more should wander bare.
38 -S/ff RAE.
She helped her doff the worn cocoon, And from its lowly fetters hie, Saying she feared that all too soon She d turn into a butterfly.
It sounded strange for Jean to joke, With trembling voice e en as she spoke.
xx.
Costumed as high-born maiden, then She whispered, "Jean, I d like to go Once more to visit Hawthorn Glen ; Those scenes I ne er again may know.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No cloud of sorrow to thy brow, Or aught that ever can distress Thee in the future. Thou hast given Of all thy scanty store to me; With wisdom s precepts thou hast striven To train my mind as it should be, Friend of my sainted mother, who Hast proved so generous, noble, true !" SIR RAE. XIX.
Jean struggled with a conscious wrong, And answered, " I should have made known That great estates to thee belong, Which but for me had been thine own. " 37 "BENEATH A SULTRY SOUTHERN SKY. " Page 31.
She to...ok a suit of gray complete From out the box for Maidee s wear, Some shoes to cover those wee feet Which never more should wander bare.
38 -S/ff RAE.
She helped her doff the worn cocoon, And from its lowly fetters hie, Saying she feared that all too soon She d turn into a butterfly.
It sounded strange for Jean to joke, With trembling voice e en as she spoke.
xx.
Costumed as high-born maiden, then She whispered, "Jean, I d like to go Once more to visit Hawthorn Glen ; Those scenes I ne er again may know.
What to read after Sir Rae a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Toland, M. B. M. (Mary Bertha Mckenzie), 1825?-1895 to read onlineMoreLess
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