The Pacific Monthly
The Pacific Monthly
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James R. Osgood, the pub- lisher of the Atlantic Monthly, told me that never in his business career had he gotten so little out of a contributor, or with such pains.
Before he left California forever I never saw him more he one day wrote in my Al- bum this quaint and pleasing fancy: MARY'S ALBUM.
Sweet Mary, maid of San Andreas, Upon her natal day, Procured an album, double-gilt, Entitled "The Bouquet. " But what its purpose was beyond Its name she could not guess, And so between its gilded lea...ves The flowers he gave she 'd press.
Yet blame her not, poetic youth!
Nor dream too great the wrong: She knew not Hawthorne's bloom, nor loved Macaul ay-flowers of song.
Pier hymn-book was the total sum Of her poetic lore, And, having read through Dr. Watts, She did not ask for Moore.
But when she ope'd her book again How great was her surprise To find the leaves on either side Stained deep with crimson dyes.
And in that rose his latest gift A shapeless form she views; Its fragrance sped, its beauty fled, And vanished all its dews.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
James R. Osgood, the pub- lisher of the Atlantic Monthly, told me that never in his business career had he gotten so little out of a contributor, or with such pains.
Before he left California forever I never saw him more he one day wrote in my Al- bum this quaint and pleasing fancy: MARY'S ALBUM.
Sweet Mary, maid of San Andreas, Upon her natal day, Procured an album, double-gilt, Entitled "The Bouquet. " But what its purpose was beyond Its name she could not guess, And so between its gilded lea...ves The flowers he gave she 'd press.
Yet blame her not, poetic youth!
Nor dream too great the wrong: She knew not Hawthorne's bloom, nor loved Macaul ay-flowers of song.
Pier hymn-book was the total sum Of her poetic lore, And, having read through Dr. Watts, She did not ask for Moore.
But when she ope'd her book again How great was her surprise To find the leaves on either side Stained deep with crimson dyes.
And in that rose his latest gift A shapeless form she views; Its fragrance sped, its beauty fled, And vanished all its dews.
What to read after The Pacific Monthly?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Erskine Scott Wood to read onlineMoreLess
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