The Poems of Adelaide a Procter
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But her gentle spirit long had learned, unquestioning, submitting, To revere his youthful longings, and to marvel at the fate That gave such a humble office, all unworthy and un- fitting, To the genius of the village, who was born for something great.
When the learned Traveler came there who had gained renown at college, Whose abstruse research had won him even Eu- ropean fame, Questioned Philip, praised his genius, marveled at his self-taught knowledge, Could she murmur if he called him up to ...London and to fame ?
PHILIP AND MILDRED. i!17 Could she waver when he bade her take the burden of decision, Since his troth to her was plighted, and his life was now her own ?
Could she doom him to inaction ? could she, when a new-born vision Rose in glory for his future, check it for her sake alone ?
So her little trembling fingers, that had toiled with such fond pleasure, Paused, and laid aside, and folded the unfinished wedding gown ; Faltering earnestly assurance, that she too could, in her measure, Prize for him the present honor, and the future's sure renown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But her gentle spirit long had learned, unquestioning, submitting, To revere his youthful longings, and to marvel at the fate That gave such a humble office, all unworthy and un- fitting, To the genius of the village, who was born for something great.
When the learned Traveler came there who had gained renown at college, Whose abstruse research had won him even Eu- ropean fame, Questioned Philip, praised his genius, marveled at his self-taught knowledge, Could she murmur if he called him up to ...London and to fame ?
PHILIP AND MILDRED. i!17 Could she waver when he bade her take the burden of decision, Since his troth to her was plighted, and his life was now her own ?
Could she doom him to inaction ? could she, when a new-born vision Rose in glory for his future, check it for her sake alone ?
So her little trembling fingers, that had toiled with such fond pleasure, Paused, and laid aside, and folded the unfinished wedding gown ; Faltering earnestly assurance, that she too could, in her measure, Prize for him the present honor, and the future's sure renown.
What to read after The Poems of Adelaide a Procter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Procter Adelaide Anne to read onlineMoreLess
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