The Open Court 31, No.731
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I joy in the strife!
Think of your history ! glance at your past, Find — of survivals I still am the last.
Death is my comrade, sorrow my joy.
Born in the hearts of your girl and your boy.
I am the spirit that curses your race.
Ne'er shall I rest till your name I efiface.
When the private feud begins, Or the pride of conquest wins, I sharpen teeth and claws For a war without a cause, I hate and loathe you utterly, your virtues and your sins.
BOOK REVIEWS AND NOTES.
Palms and Temple Bells. By A.... Christina Alters. Calcutta: Burlington Press, 55 Creek Row.
Miss Albers, born in Germany and educated in the United States, has from her childhood had an inborn love of India. It was her desire to go to India and live among the people whom she had greatly admired long before she ever set foot on Indian ground. She has frequently given expression to her thoughts in writing, and we may mention among her publications a little story of Indian wifehood, in which the customs of child marriage are pictured in a pleasant and attractive story.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I joy in the strife!
Think of your history ! glance at your past, Find — of survivals I still am the last.
Death is my comrade, sorrow my joy.
Born in the hearts of your girl and your boy.
I am the spirit that curses your race.
Ne'er shall I rest till your name I efiface.
When the private feud begins, Or the pride of conquest wins, I sharpen teeth and claws For a war without a cause, I hate and loathe you utterly, your virtues and your sins.
BOOK REVIEWS AND NOTES.
Palms and Temple Bells. By A.... Christina Alters. Calcutta: Burlington Press, 55 Creek Row.
Miss Albers, born in Germany and educated in the United States, has from her childhood had an inborn love of India. It was her desire to go to India and live among the people whom she had greatly admired long before she ever set foot on Indian ground. She has frequently given expression to her thoughts in writing, and we may mention among her publications a little story of Indian wifehood, in which the customs of child marriage are pictured in a pleasant and attractive story.
What to read after The Open Court 31, No.731?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carus, Paul, 1852-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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