Stepsons of Light
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But we learn nothing; we are still bitter, and hard, and unkind with kindness so cheap and so priceless as if there was no such thing as loss or change or death.
And because of some hours of your own, it is hoped you will not smile at the songs of that lost happy hour. They were old-fash ioned songs; indeed, it is feared they might al most be called Victorian. Their bourgeois simplicity carried no suggestive double mean ing.
"When other lips and other hearts" that was what they sang, brown Lyn ...and white Edith. Kirkconnel Lea they sang, and Jeanie Morrison, and Rosamond : Rose o the world, what man would wed When he might dream of your face instead?
Folly? Perhaps. Perhaps, too, in a world where we can but love and where we must STEPSONS OF LIGHT 107 lose, it may be no unwisdom if only love and loss seem worth the singing.
The swift hour passed. The last song, even as the first, was poignant with the happy sad ness of youth : When my heart is sad and troubled, Then my quivering lips shall say, "Oh!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But we learn nothing; we are still bitter, and hard, and unkind with kindness so cheap and so priceless as if there was no such thing as loss or change or death.
And because of some hours of your own, it is hoped you will not smile at the songs of that lost happy hour. They were old-fash ioned songs; indeed, it is feared they might al most be called Victorian. Their bourgeois simplicity carried no suggestive double mean ing.
"When other lips and other hearts" that was what they sang, brown Lyn ...and white Edith. Kirkconnel Lea they sang, and Jeanie Morrison, and Rosamond : Rose o the world, what man would wed When he might dream of your face instead?
Folly? Perhaps. Perhaps, too, in a world where we can but love and where we must STEPSONS OF LIGHT 107 lose, it may be no unwisdom if only love and loss seem worth the singing.
The swift hour passed. The last song, even as the first, was poignant with the happy sad ness of youth : When my heart is sad and troubled, Then my quivering lips shall say, "Oh!
What to read after Stepsons of Light?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rhodes Eugene Manlove to read onlineMoreLess
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