Songs of Summer Lands
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8 1 The perfume of her womanhood Was holy incense on the air.
"She left behind sweet sanctity, Religion lay the way she went; I cried I would repent, fepent !
She passed on, all unheeding me.
" Her soul is young, her eyes are bright And gladsome, as mine own are dim; But, oh, I felt my senses swim The time she passed me by to-night ! — " The time she passed, nor raised her eyes To hear me cry I would repent.
Nor turned her head to hear my cries.
But swifter went the way she went, — "Went swift ...as youth, for all these years !
And this the strangest thing appears.
That lady there seems just the same, — Sweet Gladys — Ah ! you know her name?
"You hear her name and start that I Should name her dear name trembling so?
6 82 THE RHYME OF THE GREAT RIVER.
Why, boy, when I shall come to die That name shall be the last I know.
"That name shall be the last sweet name My lips shall utter in this life!
That name is brighter than bright flame, — That lady is my wedded wife!
"Ah, start and catch your burning breath!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8 1 The perfume of her womanhood Was holy incense on the air.
"She left behind sweet sanctity, Religion lay the way she went; I cried I would repent, fepent !
She passed on, all unheeding me.
" Her soul is young, her eyes are bright And gladsome, as mine own are dim; But, oh, I felt my senses swim The time she passed me by to-night ! — " The time she passed, nor raised her eyes To hear me cry I would repent.
Nor turned her head to hear my cries.
But swifter went the way she went, — "Went swift ...as youth, for all these years !
And this the strangest thing appears.
That lady there seems just the same, — Sweet Gladys — Ah ! you know her name?
"You hear her name and start that I Should name her dear name trembling so?
6 82 THE RHYME OF THE GREAT RIVER.
Why, boy, when I shall come to die That name shall be the last I know.
"That name shall be the last sweet name My lips shall utter in this life!
That name is brighter than bright flame, — That lady is my wedded wife!
"Ah, start and catch your burning breath!
What to read after Songs of Summer Lands?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miller Joaquin to read onlineMoreLess
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