The Silver Shadow And Other Day Dreams
The Silver Shadow And Other Day Dreams
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Whenever the least thing went wrong at Bellhaven, he convinced himself that he should never have left Langford. It was Langford that now became enveloped in a golden haze. If only he had remained at Langford ! Oh, if he had never left Langford ! In his better, wiser, saner, stronger moments he felt ashamed of this weakness of his. But there it was ! And it would have saved him a world of distress if, when he left the Langford field for the field of Bellhaven, Please Shut this Gate he had closed... the gate firmly and finally behind him.
We are expressly told that cattle were grazing in the field that Mr. Lloyd George and his friend were leaving behind them. That is the trouble. There are always things in the fields behind us that may escape unless we carefully close the gates. Who is it that says : I have closed the door on Fear, He has lived with me far too long, If he were to break forth and reappear, I should lift my eyes and look at the sky, And sing aloud, and run lightly by ; He will never follow a song.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whenever the least thing went wrong at Bellhaven, he convinced himself that he should never have left Langford. It was Langford that now became enveloped in a golden haze. If only he had remained at Langford ! Oh, if he had never left Langford ! In his better, wiser, saner, stronger moments he felt ashamed of this weakness of his. But there it was ! And it would have saved him a world of distress if, when he left the Langford field for the field of Bellhaven, Please Shut this Gate he had closed... the gate firmly and finally behind him.
We are expressly told that cattle were grazing in the field that Mr. Lloyd George and his friend were leaving behind them. That is the trouble. There are always things in the fields behind us that may escape unless we carefully close the gates. Who is it that says : I have closed the door on Fear, He has lived with me far too long, If he were to break forth and reappear, I should lift my eyes and look at the sky, And sing aloud, and run lightly by ; He will never follow a song.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boreham Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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