The Ascent of Man
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Often came he in the lilac-laden Moonlit twilight, often pledged his word ; But she was a simple country-maiden, He the offspring of a noble lord.
THE LEADING OF SORROW. Lor Fading lilacs May's farewell betoken, Fledglings fly and soon forget the nest ; Lightly may a young man's vows be broken, And the heart break in a woman's breast.
Gathered like a sprig of summer roses In the dewy morn and flung away, I To the girl the father's door now closes, Let her shelter henceforth how she may. Who wil...l house the miserable mother With her child, a helpless castaway ! " I, am I the keeper of my brother ? " Asks smug virtue as it turns to pray !
-Lovely are the earliest Lenten lilies, Primrose pleiads, hyacinthine sheets ; Stripped and rifled from their pastoral valleys, See them sold now in the public streets !
Other flowers are sold there besides posies — Eyes may have the hyacinth's glowing blue.
I02 THE ASCENT OF MAN.
Rounded cheeks the velvet bloom of roses, Taper necks the rain-washed lily's hue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Often came he in the lilac-laden Moonlit twilight, often pledged his word ; But she was a simple country-maiden, He the offspring of a noble lord.
THE LEADING OF SORROW. Lor Fading lilacs May's farewell betoken, Fledglings fly and soon forget the nest ; Lightly may a young man's vows be broken, And the heart break in a woman's breast.
Gathered like a sprig of summer roses In the dewy morn and flung away, I To the girl the father's door now closes, Let her shelter henceforth how she may. Who wil...l house the miserable mother With her child, a helpless castaway ! " I, am I the keeper of my brother ? " Asks smug virtue as it turns to pray !
-Lovely are the earliest Lenten lilies, Primrose pleiads, hyacinthine sheets ; Stripped and rifled from their pastoral valleys, See them sold now in the public streets !
Other flowers are sold there besides posies — Eyes may have the hyacinth's glowing blue.
I02 THE ASCENT OF MAN.
Rounded cheeks the velvet bloom of roses, Taper necks the rain-washed lily's hue.
What to read after The Ascent of Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mathilde Blind to read onlineMoreLess
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