The Forty Niners And Other Rhymes
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More coffee! Well, yes, I don't care, Such feed would most excuse delays; What say? Want me to stay right here! You've work and food for all my days! Ah, no! Ill luck's for him who stays.
There is a call, when once you've heard, To other calls dulls every sense; A voice that lures you, like a bird, From zone to zone with confidence Impels you on, you know not whence.
It comes to me when winds blow soft, And in the storm that numbs the blood ; 'Tis in the star-shine up aloft', The dawn, the suns...et's crimson flood, As when the sea's in an angry mood.
'Tis in the meadows jeweled white, In woods that piney smells impart; 'Tis in the whisperings of the night, In dreams that through my slumbers dart, And thrills anew my vagrant heart.
60 oftenest it calls afar, Beyond the blue horizon 's rim; Then swift I'm off, no steel can bar, Nor hunger, cold, nor wearied limb, Nor perils can the vision dim.
I've followed by far Cathay's wall; I've trod the spicy marts of Ind; Gazed on Teheran's spires tall, And felt the spell Bagdad may bind Upon the pleasure-loving mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
More coffee! Well, yes, I don't care, Such feed would most excuse delays; What say? Want me to stay right here! You've work and food for all my days! Ah, no! Ill luck's for him who stays.
There is a call, when once you've heard, To other calls dulls every sense; A voice that lures you, like a bird, From zone to zone with confidence Impels you on, you know not whence.
It comes to me when winds blow soft, And in the storm that numbs the blood ; 'Tis in the star-shine up aloft', The dawn, the suns...et's crimson flood, As when the sea's in an angry mood.
'Tis in the meadows jeweled white, In woods that piney smells impart; 'Tis in the whisperings of the night, In dreams that through my slumbers dart, And thrills anew my vagrant heart.
60 oftenest it calls afar, Beyond the blue horizon 's rim; Then swift I'm off, no steel can bar, Nor hunger, cold, nor wearied limb, Nor perils can the vision dim.
I've followed by far Cathay's wall; I've trod the spicy marts of Ind; Gazed on Teheran's spires tall, And felt the spell Bagdad may bind Upon the pleasure-loving mind.
What to read after The Forty Niners And Other Rhymes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anson Brazee Wilcox to read onlineMoreLess
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