The Boy Lincoln
The Boy Lincoln
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The imagina- tion of a lover of the fire on the hearth — a true fire- worshiper — will be roused at once. He knows the wealth of enjoyment, beyond all consideration of rich surround- ings, in blazing logs wherein air castles are outlined and all the disagreeal)le things of life are in abeyance. He feels the beauty of the firelight reflected upon the walls, and its fine defiance of heavy shadows. It glorifies them, and the golden duskiness is as beautiful in the rough log cabin as in a palace. T...he colors in the original drawing are subdued yet warm. The glow of the fire beautifies the old field-stone of which the fireplace is built, and lingers with tenderness about the form of the boy, till it finds his face and makes it the high light and controlling interest in the picture.
[2] There is nothing more appealing to a healthy soul than the earnest face of a half-grown boy, fraught with latent possibilities not only for his own future well-being but for that of his fellow-men. The boy sitting in the firelight, roughly clad and rouglily housed, is, to paraphrase Burns, a king for a' that and a' that, for his face promises some- thing of definite purpose for the future.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The imagina- tion of a lover of the fire on the hearth — a true fire- worshiper — will be roused at once. He knows the wealth of enjoyment, beyond all consideration of rich surround- ings, in blazing logs wherein air castles are outlined and all the disagreeal)le things of life are in abeyance. He feels the beauty of the firelight reflected upon the walls, and its fine defiance of heavy shadows. It glorifies them, and the golden duskiness is as beautiful in the rough log cabin as in a palace. T...he colors in the original drawing are subdued yet warm. The glow of the fire beautifies the old field-stone of which the fireplace is built, and lingers with tenderness about the form of the boy, till it finds his face and makes it the high light and controlling interest in the picture.
[2] There is nothing more appealing to a healthy soul than the earnest face of a half-grown boy, fraught with latent possibilities not only for his own future well-being but for that of his fellow-men. The boy sitting in the firelight, roughly clad and rouglily housed, is, to paraphrase Burns, a king for a' that and a' that, for his face promises some- thing of definite purpose for the future.
What to read after The Boy Lincoln?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F J Franz Josef Gall to read onlineMoreLess
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