The book of the Native
The book of the Native
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Where the sun-winds pass.
Winds a-wing.
And the bumble-bees hang humming, Hum and swing, And the honey-drops are coming I 87 Digitized by Google The Book of the Native It's to be a summer rover, That can see a sweet, and pick it With the sting !
Never mind the sting !
And it's oh, to be a cricket In the clover !
A gay summer rover In the warm thistle-thicket.
Where the honey-drops are coming, Where the bumble-bees hang humming - That's the thing !
Digitized by Google J The Train among the Hills... Vasty unrevealed, in silence and the night Brooding, the ancient hills commune with sleep.
Inviolate the solemn valleys keep Their contemplation. Soon from height to height Steals a red finger of mysterious light, And lion-footed through the forests creep Strange mutterings ; till suddenly, with sweep And shattering thunder of resistless flight And crash of routed echoes, roars to view, Down the long mountain gorge the Night Express Freighted with fears and tears and happiness. . . .
The dread form passes ; silence falls anew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where the sun-winds pass.
Winds a-wing.
And the bumble-bees hang humming, Hum and swing, And the honey-drops are coming I 87 Digitized by Google The Book of the Native It's to be a summer rover, That can see a sweet, and pick it With the sting !
Never mind the sting !
And it's oh, to be a cricket In the clover !
A gay summer rover In the warm thistle-thicket.
Where the honey-drops are coming, Where the bumble-bees hang humming - That's the thing !
Digitized by Google J The Train among the Hills... Vasty unrevealed, in silence and the night Brooding, the ancient hills commune with sleep.
Inviolate the solemn valleys keep Their contemplation. Soon from height to height Steals a red finger of mysterious light, And lion-footed through the forests creep Strange mutterings ; till suddenly, with sweep And shattering thunder of resistless flight And crash of routed echoes, roars to view, Down the long mountain gorge the Night Express Freighted with fears and tears and happiness. . . .
The dread form passes ; silence falls anew.
What to read after The book of the Native?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roberts, Charles George Douglas, Sir, 1860-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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