Song of the Rivers
Song of the Rivers
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Allien the dove Of Manito the Christian maid she spoke.
Jesus, the Son of Manito, looks down ; lie gives the voice of prayer. Her love it broke The darkness of Ontara s soul. Tis light !
Red brothers, hear the words of truth 1 Believe I This light will save my people they must pray.
God, the Great Spirit, will forgive their sins His Son will save their souls from death I 1 He ceased : Still do his eyes the scene survey And rest on her who taught his lips to pray ; Then strangely to her ear a so...ft, sweet tone Came back as half-forgotten songs return : Allien ! The diamond in the darkest mine Forgets not ever it has power to shine! 1 The words, though like a sudden sorcery Breaking the passing hour s serenity, Produced no fainting, no impulsive rush 8* L 178 SONG OF THE RIVERS.
Of recognition, but a silent flush Of unexpected pleasure, while the past In panoramic motion overcast The much-changed present, all its joy, its grief, Its hopes, that faded like an August leaf, Illumined through her heart s o ermantling screen, Succeeded each the other, and the might have been!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Allien the dove Of Manito the Christian maid she spoke.
Jesus, the Son of Manito, looks down ; lie gives the voice of prayer. Her love it broke The darkness of Ontara s soul. Tis light !
Red brothers, hear the words of truth 1 Believe I This light will save my people they must pray.
God, the Great Spirit, will forgive their sins His Son will save their souls from death I 1 He ceased : Still do his eyes the scene survey And rest on her who taught his lips to pray ; Then strangely to her ear a so...ft, sweet tone Came back as half-forgotten songs return : Allien ! The diamond in the darkest mine Forgets not ever it has power to shine! 1 The words, though like a sudden sorcery Breaking the passing hour s serenity, Produced no fainting, no impulsive rush 8* L 178 SONG OF THE RIVERS.
Of recognition, but a silent flush Of unexpected pleasure, while the past In panoramic motion overcast The much-changed present, all its joy, its grief, Its hopes, that faded like an August leaf, Illumined through her heart s o ermantling screen, Succeeded each the other, and the might have been!
What to read after Song of the Rivers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emily Thacher Bennett to read onlineMoreLess
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