Songs of Two Centuries
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Children, my children, where er you may be, From your far-scattered dwellings come home once to me! If you live upon mountains where valor was born, Do they catch the first glimpse of America s morn? If you delve in the prairie s horizon-fenced field, Has it comelier fruits than my valleys can yield? If pictures of splendor your cities have wrought, Have not their strong frames from the hillsides been brought? If you search in the mines for the wealth that is dear, The precious gold-dust of you...r kindred is here; If temples of learning loom fair on your view, The little old school-house is waiting for you. With motherly pride still the children I greet, As they rush from the door in their coverless feet, Or learn the book-lessons of life, one by one, The same as a Greeley and Webster have done. Do you kneel in cathedrals? but do not forget That the staid Doric meeting-house prays for you yet. The grasses still bend with the worshipping breeze, The robins have singing-pews up in the trees; And saints that are dead, still to earth-loves akin, Thrill the souls of the people that worship within.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Children, my children, where er you may be, From your far-scattered dwellings come home once to me! If you live upon mountains where valor was born, Do they catch the first glimpse of America s morn? If you delve in the prairie s horizon-fenced field, Has it comelier fruits than my valleys can yield? If pictures of splendor your cities have wrought, Have not their strong frames from the hillsides been brought? If you search in the mines for the wealth that is dear, The precious gold-dust of you...r kindred is here; If temples of learning loom fair on your view, The little old school-house is waiting for you. With motherly pride still the children I greet, As they rush from the door in their coverless feet, Or learn the book-lessons of life, one by one, The same as a Greeley and Webster have done. Do you kneel in cathedrals? but do not forget That the staid Doric meeting-house prays for you yet. The grasses still bend with the worshipping breeze, The robins have singing-pews up in the trees; And saints that are dead, still to earth-loves akin, Thrill the souls of the people that worship within.
What to read after Songs of Two Centuries?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carleton Will to read onlineMoreLess
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