Songs of the Sea With Other Poems
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143 And to Adelaide she whispered, Smiling with her latest breath, " We shall meet again, my sister : A sweet summoner is Death ! " When the bell had finished tolling, And the sod had spread its green Over all of form and feature Mortal eye had ever seen, Where her flowers and birds seemed waiting In that consecrated room, Knelt the gray-haired Lord De Warrene, Knelt in solitary gloom.
"O, my gentle child, " he murmured, " Can I see thy face no more ? Little did my heart conjecture, Thou so soo...n wouldst go before ! All my age might hope of comfort In thy fragile life was bound : Where shall now Affection wander, Where a love like thine be found ? " 144 ADELAIDE S TRIUMPH.
Trembling in each limb and fibre, Faltering as she slowly slept, Adelaide approached her father, Sank beside him as he wept; And ere he could know her present, Or could hear her timorous tread, She had placed the scroll before him, And all eagerly he read.
With a cry of wild amazement, Suddenly he stood upright; On the maiden gazed, and drew her Nearer, nearer to the light.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
143 And to Adelaide she whispered, Smiling with her latest breath, " We shall meet again, my sister : A sweet summoner is Death ! " When the bell had finished tolling, And the sod had spread its green Over all of form and feature Mortal eye had ever seen, Where her flowers and birds seemed waiting In that consecrated room, Knelt the gray-haired Lord De Warrene, Knelt in solitary gloom.
"O, my gentle child, " he murmured, " Can I see thy face no more ? Little did my heart conjecture, Thou so soo...n wouldst go before ! All my age might hope of comfort In thy fragile life was bound : Where shall now Affection wander, Where a love like thine be found ? " 144 ADELAIDE S TRIUMPH.
Trembling in each limb and fibre, Faltering as she slowly slept, Adelaide approached her father, Sank beside him as he wept; And ere he could know her present, Or could hear her timorous tread, She had placed the scroll before him, And all eagerly he read.
With a cry of wild amazement, Suddenly he stood upright; On the maiden gazed, and drew her Nearer, nearer to the light.
What to read after Songs of the Sea With Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Epes Sargent to read onlineMoreLess
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