The Collected Poems of Dora Sigerson Shorter
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Jeanne Bras ! will you awake ? " " Oh glad, sweet ghost, will I free my door to you, And pray your forgiveness to take! " Jeanne Bras arose, and she lit her taper bright, And her door she did set open wide : She heard a young child go crying in the night, But never a one was outside. She prayed till dawn, and wept the lone, long day, Weary she laid her down to rest ; There came to her door a ghost all pale and grey, A babe lying cold on her breast. " Jeanne Bras ! Jeanne Bras ! give shelter ! O...h, awake ! Chill we are, and bitter is our woe. " " child^ dear child^your iiiother's heart doth break, While cold and unsheltered you go ! " She rose up straight, and bright her taper shone As she opened the door so wide ; But alas ! to her grief, the woful ghost had gone. And never a one was outside. Jeanne Bras, so pale, she mounted up her stair, And no tear did she now let fall ; But she laid her down on her pallet hard and bare, And her white face she turned to the wall. She lay there all night, she lay the day through, And never a word spoke she.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jeanne Bras ! will you awake ? " " Oh glad, sweet ghost, will I free my door to you, And pray your forgiveness to take! " Jeanne Bras arose, and she lit her taper bright, And her door she did set open wide : She heard a young child go crying in the night, But never a one was outside. She prayed till dawn, and wept the lone, long day, Weary she laid her down to rest ; There came to her door a ghost all pale and grey, A babe lying cold on her breast. " Jeanne Bras ! Jeanne Bras ! give shelter ! O...h, awake ! Chill we are, and bitter is our woe. " " child^ dear child^your iiiother's heart doth break, While cold and unsheltered you go ! " She rose up straight, and bright her taper shone As she opened the door so wide ; But alas ! to her grief, the woful ghost had gone. And never a one was outside. Jeanne Bras, so pale, she mounted up her stair, And no tear did she now let fall ; But she laid her down on her pallet hard and bare, And her white face she turned to the wall. She lay there all night, she lay the day through, And never a word spoke she.
What to read after The Collected Poems of Dora Sigerson Shorter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shorter Dora Sigerson to read onlineMoreLess
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