The Lady of La Garaye
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PAKT n. FIRST walk after sickness: the sweet breeze That murmurs welcome in the bending trees, When the cold shadowy foe of life departs, And the warm blood flows freely thro' our hearts: The smell of roses, — sound of trickling streams, The elastic turf cross-barred with golden gleams, That seems to lift, and meet our faltering tread ; The happy birds, loud singing over-head ; The glorious range of distant shade and light, In blue perspective, rapturous to our sight. Weary of draperied curtain...s folding round. 46 (H:i)f LaJp of La ©arape. And the monotonous chamber's narrow bound ; "With, — ^best of all, — the consciousness at length, In every nerve, of sure returning strength : — Long the dream stayed to cheer that darkened room, That this should be the end of all that gloom ! Long, as the vacant life trained idly by. She pressed her pillow with a restless sigh, — " To-morrow, surely, I shall stronger feel !" To-morrow! but the slow days onward steal. And find her still with feverish aching head, StUl cramped with pain ; still lingering in her bod ; Still sighing out the tedium of the time ; Still listening to the clock's recurring chime.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PAKT n. FIRST walk after sickness: the sweet breeze That murmurs welcome in the bending trees, When the cold shadowy foe of life departs, And the warm blood flows freely thro' our hearts: The smell of roses, — sound of trickling streams, The elastic turf cross-barred with golden gleams, That seems to lift, and meet our faltering tread ; The happy birds, loud singing over-head ; The glorious range of distant shade and light, In blue perspective, rapturous to our sight. Weary of draperied curtain...s folding round. 46 (H:i)f LaJp of La ©arape. And the monotonous chamber's narrow bound ; "With, — ^best of all, — the consciousness at length, In every nerve, of sure returning strength : — Long the dream stayed to cheer that darkened room, That this should be the end of all that gloom ! Long, as the vacant life trained idly by. She pressed her pillow with a restless sigh, — " To-morrow, surely, I shall stronger feel !" To-morrow! but the slow days onward steal. And find her still with feverish aching head, StUl cramped with pain ; still lingering in her bod ; Still sighing out the tedium of the time ; Still listening to the clock's recurring chime.
What to read after The Lady of La Garaye?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norton, Caroline Sheridan, 1808-1877 to read onlineMoreLess
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