Soeur Marie a Poem
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Plainly she was sure The Home itself would answer finally The last of my objections. Always tho% With gracious readiness would she explain 64 Whatever point I chanced to commentate; — Regardless if I praised or deprecated.
Thus when I asked if Vashti's was the type Predestined, in her mind, to supersede The home as founded on old-fashioned lines, She answered: — " No. We cannot hope to make Thit home quite everything a true home should be.
The most our rosiest optimism holds As possible for one... short life's achievement Is peaceful, sunny, happy garden spot Where every latent home-creative germ May be supremely cultured and increased For future propagation. What if some Be lost or prove unfruitful? — Nature saves Not all she travaileth for; — and some good seeds Are destined surely to disseminate And grow and bloom to beauty and to sweetness.
And then shall come our great and sure reward ; For what tho' fate hath willed that we shall leave Our field of labor ere its full fruition?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Plainly she was sure The Home itself would answer finally The last of my objections. Always tho% With gracious readiness would she explain 64 Whatever point I chanced to commentate; — Regardless if I praised or deprecated.
Thus when I asked if Vashti's was the type Predestined, in her mind, to supersede The home as founded on old-fashioned lines, She answered: — " No. We cannot hope to make Thit home quite everything a true home should be.
The most our rosiest optimism holds As possible for one... short life's achievement Is peaceful, sunny, happy garden spot Where every latent home-creative germ May be supremely cultured and increased For future propagation. What if some Be lost or prove unfruitful? — Nature saves Not all she travaileth for; — and some good seeds Are destined surely to disseminate And grow and bloom to beauty and to sweetness.
And then shall come our great and sure reward ; For what tho' fate hath willed that we shall leave Our field of labor ere its full fruition?
What to read after Soeur Marie a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Randall Shippey to read onlineMoreLess
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