The Green Glens of Lothian And Other Poems And Songs
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How many think this little " wait " to be The dreariest word in all our mother tongue. The years roll'd gleaming thro' their starry paths, And the old kiug whom men call Father Time Into the vaults that stud eternity Had flung full ten since that calm simmer night, When John and Elsie parted on the bridge, And he Avas toiling 'neath an Indian sun ; Battling for fame and fortune, the twin stars Whose light remote lures on the dauntless heart; And she, within the household of her sire, Her quiet ...round of duties quietly did. When grief eats at the heart the cheek will pale, An' tho' the first fresh dew o' youth had fled, Yet bonnie Elsie Hope was bonnie still ; THE elder's daughter. " 77 An' Avlien a letter came across the sea — An' mony came to cheer her on her way — Then for a time her eye flashed youthful fires, Her cheek would flush, her licht step lichter be, An' like a sun-scorch'd flower refresh'd wi' rain, She rose, difiiising beauty all around. Ten years is long to wait, to wait and win, But !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How many think this little " wait " to be The dreariest word in all our mother tongue. The years roll'd gleaming thro' their starry paths, And the old kiug whom men call Father Time Into the vaults that stud eternity Had flung full ten since that calm simmer night, When John and Elsie parted on the bridge, And he Avas toiling 'neath an Indian sun ; Battling for fame and fortune, the twin stars Whose light remote lures on the dauntless heart; And she, within the household of her sire, Her quiet ...round of duties quietly did. When grief eats at the heart the cheek will pale, An' tho' the first fresh dew o' youth had fled, Yet bonnie Elsie Hope was bonnie still ; THE elder's daughter. " 77 An' Avlien a letter came across the sea — An' mony came to cheer her on her way — Then for a time her eye flashed youthful fires, Her cheek would flush, her licht step lichter be, An' like a sun-scorch'd flower refresh'd wi' rain, She rose, difiiising beauty all around. Ten years is long to wait, to wait and win, But !
What to read after The Green Glens of Lothian And Other Poems And Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Logan to read onlineMoreLess
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