The Hermit of Siskiyou, Or, Twice-Old Man: a Story of the "lost Cabin" Found ...
The Hermit of Siskiyou, Or, Twice-Old Man: a Story of the "lost Cabin" Found ...
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X Li I Then of three dreary months, or more, When nearing of Atlantic shore— And niarvel I yet while I speak — We sailed into the Cliesapeake: And to that land had i returned That ot my former self had spurned.
XLIll.
Thougli of mj' purpose, then in way, Of greatest kindness to display A?id, fortune then within command, Give needy ones, with liberal hand, It proper seemed that, ere to roam.
Ought chanty begin at home.
XLIV.
But, oh! the thoughts within revived Yet of my wand'rings not outlived....
The hand of art had wonders wrought.
And three score years of change had brought d by Google New actors on the sta^e of life — And naught remained of former strife.
XLV.
Of ruin was my birthplace markeci, Nor from its silence was there liarked Of voice from out its long decay Save screeching (tf the startled jay Within the bushes, rank and tall, With rootlets clinging to the wall.
And, as from 'neath some mold'ring log.
The croaking of seijuestered frog.
XLVI.
Thence to the spring njy course did stray; When, of the sultry summer's day And njeni'ries of the past so dear, Twice grateful was 1 ot its cheer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
X Li I Then of three dreary months, or more, When nearing of Atlantic shore— And niarvel I yet while I speak — We sailed into the Cliesapeake: And to that land had i returned That ot my former self had spurned.
XLIll.
Thougli of mj' purpose, then in way, Of greatest kindness to display A?id, fortune then within command, Give needy ones, with liberal hand, It proper seemed that, ere to roam.
Ought chanty begin at home.
XLIV.
But, oh! the thoughts within revived Yet of my wand'rings not outlived....
The hand of art had wonders wrought.
And three score years of change had brought d by Google New actors on the sta^e of life — And naught remained of former strife.
XLV.
Of ruin was my birthplace markeci, Nor from its silence was there liarked Of voice from out its long decay Save screeching (tf the startled jay Within the bushes, rank and tall, With rootlets clinging to the wall.
And, as from 'neath some mold'ring log.
The croaking of seijuestered frog.
XLVI.
Thence to the spring njy course did stray; When, of the sultry summer's day And njeni'ries of the past so dear, Twice grateful was 1 ot its cheer.
What to read after The Hermit of Siskiyou, Or, Twice-Old Man: a Story of the "lost Cabin" Found ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L. W. Musick to read onlineMoreLess
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