Summer 1917 And Other Verses
Summer 1917 And Other Verses
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Bring you no tears, the dew will fall To wet the path you go ; And you will hear the curlews call Across the moors below. The flame-flies shall burn candles in the grass To light your silent footsteps as you pass.
29 OVER THE HILL OVER the crest of the hills, There is often a look of the sea, Often a light in the sky beyond That tempts the heart of a vagabond, A vagabond like me.
Over the crest of the hills, There's a wind that is laughing and free, With a deep drawn breath I make it mine, Tis ...just as good as a bottle of wine To a vagabond like me.
Over the crest of the hills, It is there I'd be bending my knee. In the early morning's hour of Grace, God shows the wonder of His face To a vagabond like me.
OUT OF THE EARTH WHAT shall \ve win, you and I, Out of the earth ? What shall we wm, If we toil and spin ? Will the day draw out From a night of doubt Ere we win, you and I, Out of the earth.
What shall we win, you and I, Out of the earth ? Where the dew is wet, Are there jewels yet You never wore ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bring you no tears, the dew will fall To wet the path you go ; And you will hear the curlews call Across the moors below. The flame-flies shall burn candles in the grass To light your silent footsteps as you pass.
29 OVER THE HILL OVER the crest of the hills, There is often a look of the sea, Often a light in the sky beyond That tempts the heart of a vagabond, A vagabond like me.
Over the crest of the hills, There's a wind that is laughing and free, With a deep drawn breath I make it mine, Tis ...just as good as a bottle of wine To a vagabond like me.
Over the crest of the hills, It is there I'd be bending my knee. In the early morning's hour of Grace, God shows the wonder of His face To a vagabond like me.
OUT OF THE EARTH WHAT shall \ve win, you and I, Out of the earth ? What shall we wm, If we toil and spin ? Will the day draw out From a night of doubt Ere we win, you and I, Out of the earth.
What shall we win, you and I, Out of the earth ? Where the dew is wet, Are there jewels yet You never wore ?
What to read after Summer 1917 And Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thurston, E. Temple (Ernest Temple), 1879-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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