Songs of the Noon And Night
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136 NELL.
NELL.
fN tattered robes, and with shoeless feet, Little Nell wanders about the street ; A heart adrift on lifers ocean wide — A floating leaf on the surging tide — A blossom bowed to tlie tempest wild, Is little Nell, the poor man's child.
Slowly she treadeth her weary way, Asking charity, day by day ; And many a word and look of scorn.
Is hers to bear, and to return Only in tears, that swiftly chase In quick succession adown her face — Her lovely face, where the yellow hair.
NELL. 13...7 Ripples along to her shoulders bare ; And shields her neck with its folds of gold, From the summer's sun, and winter's cold.
Nellie is fair — upon her cheek Pale roses bloom, and her blue eyes meek 'Neath then* fringed curtains steal away, As violets hide from the light of day.
Her little story is often said, As in sobbing tones she asks for bread — " Her father sleeps 'neath the green turf low, Her mother is sick and helpless now ; She, too, alas ! she fears will die," And the breath comes short, and the gushing sigh Chokes the words ; and she weeps aloud.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
136 NELL.
NELL.
fN tattered robes, and with shoeless feet, Little Nell wanders about the street ; A heart adrift on lifers ocean wide — A floating leaf on the surging tide — A blossom bowed to tlie tempest wild, Is little Nell, the poor man's child.
Slowly she treadeth her weary way, Asking charity, day by day ; And many a word and look of scorn.
Is hers to bear, and to return Only in tears, that swiftly chase In quick succession adown her face — Her lovely face, where the yellow hair.
NELL. 13...7 Ripples along to her shoulders bare ; And shields her neck with its folds of gold, From the summer's sun, and winter's cold.
Nellie is fair — upon her cheek Pale roses bloom, and her blue eyes meek 'Neath then* fringed curtains steal away, As violets hide from the light of day.
Her little story is often said, As in sobbing tones she asks for bread — " Her father sleeps 'neath the green turf low, Her mother is sick and helpless now ; She, too, alas ! she fears will die," And the breath comes short, and the gushing sigh Chokes the words ; and she weeps aloud.
What to read after Songs of the Noon And Night?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wood, M. Elva to read onlineMoreLess
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