The New Hampshire book Being Specimens of the Literature of the Granite State
The New Hampshire book Being Specimens of the Literature of the Granite State
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After being detained a prisoner in Dublin about a year, without notice an order came that he must leave Ireland the next morning at four o clock ! At the appointed hour he beheld Ireland for the last time. He was landed in Scotland; was there impris oned for three years ; was liberated and went to France, and in 1804 became a resident of our country, the only secure place of refuge from oppression. Here he com menced that splendid career at the American Bar, which has not only elevated the char...acter of the profession, but reflected back a lustre on his native land.
THE NOVICE.
BY SAMUEL T. HILDRETH.
[Born at Exeter, November 17, 1817. Died at Cambridge, Massachusetts, February 11, 1839. ] LOOK ! what a seraph-glance is hers, Whose full blue eyes thrown up to heaven !
That breast no low-born passion stirs, Afar each thought of earth is driven; Maid of the bright, the angel brow, Where is thy fancy roving now ?
Among those peaks of softest hue, Where twilight s purple feet have strayed, O er yonder sea of starless blue, Where all day long the clouds have played; Turning to earth a transient gaze, As on a thing of by-gone days?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After being detained a prisoner in Dublin about a year, without notice an order came that he must leave Ireland the next morning at four o clock ! At the appointed hour he beheld Ireland for the last time. He was landed in Scotland; was there impris oned for three years ; was liberated and went to France, and in 1804 became a resident of our country, the only secure place of refuge from oppression. Here he com menced that splendid career at the American Bar, which has not only elevated the char...acter of the profession, but reflected back a lustre on his native land.
THE NOVICE.
BY SAMUEL T. HILDRETH.
[Born at Exeter, November 17, 1817. Died at Cambridge, Massachusetts, February 11, 1839. ] LOOK ! what a seraph-glance is hers, Whose full blue eyes thrown up to heaven !
That breast no low-born passion stirs, Afar each thought of earth is driven; Maid of the bright, the angel brow, Where is thy fancy roving now ?
Among those peaks of softest hue, Where twilight s purple feet have strayed, O er yonder sea of starless blue, Where all day long the clouds have played; Turning to earth a transient gaze, As on a thing of by-gone days?
What to read after The New Hampshire book Being Specimens of the Literature of the Granite State?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fox Charles James to read onlineMoreLess
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