The Great Valley
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He Had died at fifty-one and I had known him Since he was twenty-four, but for fifteen Years or more I had not seen him, nor Exchanged with him more than a telegraphic Note about some trivial thing. Indeed I had not been in Winston Prairie during These fifteen years.
But on the train I thought Of Cato Braden, brought back all the days Through which I knew him, from the very first When he returned to Winston Prairie from De Pauw, or was it Valparaiso } Yet 'Twas called a university I remember.
A...nd when I knew him first he kept at hand De Senectute, also Anthon's Homer, And lexicons in Latin and in Greek, Both unabridged. Sometimes he let me read The orations he had won the prizes with.
And sometimes he would tell me what it meant To study at a university.
And what they did and what the boys were like.
[io6] CATO BRADEN This Cato Braden was a happy soul At twenty-four, of a full noble brow, A gentle smiling mouth, an honest eye, A tall and handsome figure, altogether A man conspicuous for form, a bearing Of grace and courtliness, engaging ways ; He might be called most lovable, he had The gift of friendship, was not envious.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He Had died at fifty-one and I had known him Since he was twenty-four, but for fifteen Years or more I had not seen him, nor Exchanged with him more than a telegraphic Note about some trivial thing. Indeed I had not been in Winston Prairie during These fifteen years.
But on the train I thought Of Cato Braden, brought back all the days Through which I knew him, from the very first When he returned to Winston Prairie from De Pauw, or was it Valparaiso } Yet 'Twas called a university I remember.
A...nd when I knew him first he kept at hand De Senectute, also Anthon's Homer, And lexicons in Latin and in Greek, Both unabridged. Sometimes he let me read The orations he had won the prizes with.
And sometimes he would tell me what it meant To study at a university.
And what they did and what the boys were like.
[io6] CATO BRADEN This Cato Braden was a happy soul At twenty-four, of a full noble brow, A gentle smiling mouth, an honest eye, A tall and handsome figure, altogether A man conspicuous for form, a bearing Of grace and courtliness, engaging ways ; He might be called most lovable, he had The gift of friendship, was not envious.
What to read after The Great Valley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Masters Edgar Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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