The Air Trust
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Great men of song, what sing ye? Woodland meadows? Rocks, trees and rills where sunlight glints to gold? Sing ye the hills, adown whose sides blue shadows Creep when the westering day is growing old? Sing ye the brooks where in the purling shallows The small fish dart and gleam? Sing ye the pale green tresses of the willows That stoop to kiss the stream? Or sing ye burning streets, foul with the breath Of sweatshop, tenement, where endlessly Spawned swarms of folk serve tyrant masters twain...-- Profit, and his twin-brother, grinning Death? Where millions toil, hedged off from aught save pain? Far from thee ever, O mine Arcady?. . .
His voice ceased and silence fell between the man and woman in the oldsugar-house. Gabriel sat there by the dying fire, which cast its ruddylight over his strongly virile face, and gazed into the coals. The girl, lying on the rude bed, her face eager, her slim strong hands tightlyclasped, had almost forgotten to breathe.
At last she spoke.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Great men of song, what sing ye? Woodland meadows? Rocks, trees and rills where sunlight glints to gold? Sing ye the hills, adown whose sides blue shadows Creep when the westering day is growing old? Sing ye the brooks where in the purling shallows The small fish dart and gleam? Sing ye the pale green tresses of the willows That stoop to kiss the stream? Or sing ye burning streets, foul with the breath Of sweatshop, tenement, where endlessly Spawned swarms of folk serve tyrant masters twain...-- Profit, and his twin-brother, grinning Death? Where millions toil, hedged off from aught save pain? Far from thee ever, O mine Arcady?. . .
His voice ceased and silence fell between the man and woman in the oldsugar-house. Gabriel sat there by the dying fire, which cast its ruddylight over his strongly virile face, and gazed into the coals. The girl, lying on the rude bed, her face eager, her slim strong hands tightlyclasped, had almost forgotten to breathe.
At last she spoke.
What to read after The Air Trust?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by England George Allan to read onlineMoreLess
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