The Legend of the Trailing Arbutus
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Ah, no, I could not, dared not wait, I knew not what might be her fate — And so I crept beneath the gate!
Under the withered leaves and sere, I wandered on through forest drear; My path was oft beset with snares.
Where nothing grew but weeds and tares; Again, thro' green, secluded glade.
Where sunlight filtered thro' the shade; On, on, throughout the world I've crept, For age on age this quest I've kept, Nor day nor night have ever slept. iMineie 1 THE L EGEND OF THE TRAILING ARBU TUS Once, whi...le upon my endless journey thro' the land, I came unto a hillside, bleak and bare, And saw three crosses on its rocky summit stand, And heard great shouts from people gathered there.
Behold the Saviour of the world! they cry aloud; While mockingly their jeers they still pursue, In love divine He looks with pity on the crowd — Father, forgive; they know not what they do!
Those words of love from Him who hung upon the cross Came unto me as peace for weary years Of lonely wandering and sadness for my loss.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ah, no, I could not, dared not wait, I knew not what might be her fate — And so I crept beneath the gate!
Under the withered leaves and sere, I wandered on through forest drear; My path was oft beset with snares.
Where nothing grew but weeds and tares; Again, thro' green, secluded glade.
Where sunlight filtered thro' the shade; On, on, throughout the world I've crept, For age on age this quest I've kept, Nor day nor night have ever slept. iMineie 1 THE L EGEND OF THE TRAILING ARBU TUS Once, whi...le upon my endless journey thro' the land, I came unto a hillside, bleak and bare, And saw three crosses on its rocky summit stand, And heard great shouts from people gathered there.
Behold the Saviour of the world! they cry aloud; While mockingly their jeers they still pursue, In love divine He looks with pity on the crowd — Father, forgive; they know not what they do!
Those words of love from Him who hung upon the cross Came unto me as peace for weary years Of lonely wandering and sadness for my loss.
What to read after The Legend of the Trailing Arbutus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hess, Minnie Olive, 1879- to read onlineMoreLess
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