The Soul of the Ti Tree
The Soul of the Ti Tree
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The King started ; he was alone in the great Council hall. Down through the gloom fell a brighter shaft of sunlight, striking the parchment that still lay before him, with a round, glowing seal.
The King smiled tenderly as he held his hand up toward the many bright worlds in the sunbeam. And he remem- bered, for he lifted his pen and wrote — " Henceforth peace and goodwill to all men. " 35 The Sea Along the Cliff.
Oh, wondrous, laughing sea, with the gulls floating silently amongst the ripples.... Oh, *wild, strong sea, when the wind is a hurricane. I love the storm in my place of shelter equally with the dear, dreamy days of summer time.
Good it is to see the quiet and to feel it, when the waters are calm. Good to feel the salt wind blowing hard, to see the scudding cloud above, to listen to the beat of wave. It is life. Fill me, oh sea, with your own spirit while I run along the firm, salty sand, with the water on one hand, and beyond the cliffs, on the other, the blue, waving outline of hills, and beyond and through them each, the gateway of a wide world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The King started ; he was alone in the great Council hall. Down through the gloom fell a brighter shaft of sunlight, striking the parchment that still lay before him, with a round, glowing seal.
The King smiled tenderly as he held his hand up toward the many bright worlds in the sunbeam. And he remem- bered, for he lifted his pen and wrote — " Henceforth peace and goodwill to all men. " 35 The Sea Along the Cliff.
Oh, wondrous, laughing sea, with the gulls floating silently amongst the ripples.... Oh, *wild, strong sea, when the wind is a hurricane. I love the storm in my place of shelter equally with the dear, dreamy days of summer time.
Good it is to see the quiet and to feel it, when the waters are calm. Good to feel the salt wind blowing hard, to see the scudding cloud above, to listen to the beat of wave. It is life. Fill me, oh sea, with your own spirit while I run along the firm, salty sand, with the water on one hand, and beyond the cliffs, on the other, the blue, waving outline of hills, and beyond and through them each, the gateway of a wide world.
What to read after The Soul of the Ti Tree?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwina Catherine Geach to read onlineMoreLess
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