The Joyful Life
The Joyful Life
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Nothing but joy for one who thus goes home, though there must be shock to those who remain behind.
Not of death do we think at Easter so much as of fulness of life. All winter we have had bare branches and silent woods, gardens stripped, fields brown and sere. But the time of the singing of birds has come. The orchards are soon to be gay with blossoms. Nature, appar- ently languid and idle during the period of storm and cold, has been steadily at work in her potential way for months, and soon t...he world will be waving and fragrant with summer again. In the eagerness of healthful child- 170 Bfter*Easter hood, who does not participate in these happy hours; who is not aware of a thrill of rapture as he listens to the song of the robins, or smells the bloom of the lilacs? Spring has a charm to restore lost childhood and make the old young once more. Every springtide wit- nesses this miracle wrought anew in you and me.
By the door of an old farm- house in Connecticut there grows a white lilac bush, lifting its perfumed plumes in the spring air, sturdy and strong whatever winds may blow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nothing but joy for one who thus goes home, though there must be shock to those who remain behind.
Not of death do we think at Easter so much as of fulness of life. All winter we have had bare branches and silent woods, gardens stripped, fields brown and sere. But the time of the singing of birds has come. The orchards are soon to be gay with blossoms. Nature, appar- ently languid and idle during the period of storm and cold, has been steadily at work in her potential way for months, and soon t...he world will be waving and fragrant with summer again. In the eagerness of healthful child- 170 Bfter*Easter hood, who does not participate in these happy hours; who is not aware of a thrill of rapture as he listens to the song of the robins, or smells the bloom of the lilacs? Spring has a charm to restore lost childhood and make the old young once more. Every springtide wit- nesses this miracle wrought anew in you and me.
By the door of an old farm- house in Connecticut there grows a white lilac bush, lifting its perfumed plumes in the spring air, sturdy and strong whatever winds may blow.
What to read after The Joyful Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Elizabeth Munson Sangster to read onlineMoreLess
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