The Brandywine
The Brandywine
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The old farmsteads upon thy grassy slopes Are homes of a contented people, proud To till the acres which their fathers held Ere that red day on Birmingham's high hills. Here old-time faith and manners are not dead; Calm days and nights fill out the tranquil year; Simplicity hath here her dwelling-place, And all is pastoral happiness and peace.
Far from hot pavements and the vexing cares Of crowded marts thy quiet waters flow, By silent groves and soft idyllic glades, By upland slopes where wild... strawberries grow, And meadows green with spicy peppermint; By banks where bloom the cowslips named for thee, And fields of crimson clover where the bees Are gleaning fragrant harvests all the day: Now loitering many a cool and shady mile i f "Sonic loud-droning mill among the trees ' ' By woodland aisles and sylvan corridors, Where moss and tangled fern clothe all thy banks With softest green, and little fairy groves Of dainty maidenhair sway in the breeze; Now drifting quietly in sheltered pools And fords where mild-eyed cattle seek the shade; Now issuing forth into the gleaming day And rollicking with silver laughter down In foaming waterfalls, across whose breast The tiny rainbow bends its jewelled bars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The old farmsteads upon thy grassy slopes Are homes of a contented people, proud To till the acres which their fathers held Ere that red day on Birmingham's high hills. Here old-time faith and manners are not dead; Calm days and nights fill out the tranquil year; Simplicity hath here her dwelling-place, And all is pastoral happiness and peace.
Far from hot pavements and the vexing cares Of crowded marts thy quiet waters flow, By silent groves and soft idyllic glades, By upland slopes where wild... strawberries grow, And meadows green with spicy peppermint; By banks where bloom the cowslips named for thee, And fields of crimson clover where the bees Are gleaning fragrant harvests all the day: Now loitering many a cool and shady mile i f "Sonic loud-droning mill among the trees ' ' By woodland aisles and sylvan corridors, Where moss and tangled fern clothe all thy banks With softest green, and little fairy groves Of dainty maidenhair sway in the breeze; Now drifting quietly in sheltered pools And fords where mild-eyed cattle seek the shade; Now issuing forth into the gleaming day And rollicking with silver laughter down In foaming waterfalls, across whose breast The tiny rainbow bends its jewelled bars.
What to read after The Brandywine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hayes, John Russell, 1866-1945 to read onlineMoreLess
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