The Female Poets of America
The Female Poets of America
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though yet no verdure Glad thy longing eyes.
Thou shalt see the ripened harvest Garnered in the ddes.
Labor — wait ! though midnight shadow* Gather round thee here.
And the storms above thee lowering Fill thy heart with fear— Wait in hope : the rooming dawnelb When the night is gone.
And a peaceful rest awaits thee ^ hui thy work is done.
Digitized by Google LAURA M. THURSTON.
Laura M. Hawlkt, afterward Mrs. Thurs- ton, was born in Norfolk, Connecticut, in De- cember, 1 81 2. She completed her ...education in the Hartford Female Seminary, and sub- sequently was a teacher in Hartford and New Milford, Connecticut, in Philadelphia, and in New Albany, Indiana. In the latter place she was married, in September, 1839, to Mr.
Franklin Thurston» a merchant ; and surren- dering the school of which she had been the principal, to other hands, she resided there until her death, which occurred on the twen- ty-first of July, 1842. Under the signature of " VioU" Mrs. Thurston had made herself known by many productions marked by feel- ing and a melodious yersification, which were for the most part originally published in the LouisFilie Journal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
though yet no verdure Glad thy longing eyes.
Thou shalt see the ripened harvest Garnered in the ddes.
Labor — wait ! though midnight shadow* Gather round thee here.
And the storms above thee lowering Fill thy heart with fear— Wait in hope : the rooming dawnelb When the night is gone.
And a peaceful rest awaits thee ^ hui thy work is done.
Digitized by Google LAURA M. THURSTON.
Laura M. Hawlkt, afterward Mrs. Thurs- ton, was born in Norfolk, Connecticut, in De- cember, 1 81 2. She completed her ...education in the Hartford Female Seminary, and sub- sequently was a teacher in Hartford and New Milford, Connecticut, in Philadelphia, and in New Albany, Indiana. In the latter place she was married, in September, 1839, to Mr.
Franklin Thurston» a merchant ; and surren- dering the school of which she had been the principal, to other hands, she resided there until her death, which occurred on the twen- ty-first of July, 1842. Under the signature of " VioU" Mrs. Thurston had made herself known by many productions marked by feel- ing and a melodious yersification, which were for the most part originally published in the LouisFilie Journal.
What to read after The Female Poets of America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rufus Wilmot Griswold to read onlineMoreLess
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