Songs of the Prairie
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a light ! a welcome light gleamed friendly from afar : Oh, can it be — it cannot be — 'tis surely not a star ?
28 SONGS OF THE PRAIRIE Nay, nay, it is more warm and near, a happy farmer's home That beckons to the wanderer, ' You need no longer roam. ' With eager hope they hastened on, and pHed across the plain ; As often as the horses fell they rose to plunge again.
The hours moved on, the miles moved on, they followed as a dream The waning Hght, the dying light, of that deceitful gleam, And wh...en at last it seemed the place must almost be in sight. The light went out ! Oh, perfidy ! Oh, murderous, mocking light ! 'Twas well the ears grew deaf before the howling of the wind. Nor heard the ghoulish chuckle of the gloating Thing behind.
The snow lay deep ; the horses floundered with the heavy sleigh, Till, plunging in a sudden drift, they tore the tongue away; GOING HOME 29 The sleepy driver knew it not, as through his nerve- less hands His hold on life was slipping with the frozen leather bands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
a light ! a welcome light gleamed friendly from afar : Oh, can it be — it cannot be — 'tis surely not a star ?
28 SONGS OF THE PRAIRIE Nay, nay, it is more warm and near, a happy farmer's home That beckons to the wanderer, ' You need no longer roam. ' With eager hope they hastened on, and pHed across the plain ; As often as the horses fell they rose to plunge again.
The hours moved on, the miles moved on, they followed as a dream The waning Hght, the dying light, of that deceitful gleam, And wh...en at last it seemed the place must almost be in sight. The light went out ! Oh, perfidy ! Oh, murderous, mocking light ! 'Twas well the ears grew deaf before the howling of the wind. Nor heard the ghoulish chuckle of the gloating Thing behind.
The snow lay deep ; the horses floundered with the heavy sleigh, Till, plunging in a sudden drift, they tore the tongue away; GOING HOME 29 The sleepy driver knew it not, as through his nerve- less hands His hold on life was slipping with the frozen leather bands.
What to read after Songs of the Prairie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stead Robert J. C. to read onlineMoreLess
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