The Iris An Illuminated Souvenir for Mdccclii
The Iris An Illuminated Souvenir for Mdccclii
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. , \ ', And by sickness they have died— .^ -/ And of her gentle daughter:, ,, ^, See the tear steals lowly down, . / . ' \ As the memory of the slaughter Of that frightful night comes on.
Many have been her sorrows, " ' ;:. ' . J > While ever to her breast Sickness or want or suffering came, . - ■''/ ' Like a familiar guest. Yet, she says there was a time When her step was light and free, And her voice as joyous as the bird That sings in the forest tree.
' > ' ' '' I said she was my friend : —... I am not one of those, Who from the wealthy or the great Companionship would choose. ' v^ - The soul that animates her frame i Is as gifted and as free, :--; ' \, And will live for ever, — ^like the one ^ That God has given me.
■^ ■•x . ' • ■^-■■■ ', • T 82 . •' THE IRIS.
She worships the Great Spirit, ' ' ' -^ Yet often does she tell > •.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. , \ ', And by sickness they have died— .^ -/ And of her gentle daughter:, ,, ^, See the tear steals lowly down, . / . ' \ As the memory of the slaughter Of that frightful night comes on.
Many have been her sorrows, " ' ;:. ' . J > While ever to her breast Sickness or want or suffering came, . - ■''/ ' Like a familiar guest. Yet, she says there was a time When her step was light and free, And her voice as joyous as the bird That sings in the forest tree.
' > ' ' '' I said she was my friend : —... I am not one of those, Who from the wealthy or the great Companionship would choose. ' v^ - The soul that animates her frame i Is as gifted and as free, :--; ' \, And will live for ever, — ^like the one ^ That God has given me.
■^ ■•x . ' • ■^-■■■ ', • T 82 . •' THE IRIS.
She worships the Great Spirit, ' ' ' -^ Yet often does she tell > •.
What to read after The Iris An Illuminated Souvenir for Mdccclii?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John S John Seely Hart to read onlineMoreLess
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