The Story of a Bell And Other Poems
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You see them as you walk the street, You see them from the hill, You see them as you cross the bridge Above the old stone mill You see them morning, noon, and ev. V In every changing light, But oh ! how picturesquely !
When luna crowns the night.
But this modest little village By the babbling water s brink, Is not so dull and idle As a passer-by might think; There s quite a stir of business In the narrow, crooked street, Where the traffic of the mountains And the valley traders meet.
Huge loads... of wood and lumber Come lumbering down the grade; While the flying train goes flashing 22 JvO. V (, ATOX.
Through the sunshine and the shade; A hum of wheels in motion Comes up from the old stone mill. All hoary with age and flour, As it grinds and grinds on still.
That burst of merry voices That rings out on the breeze, Comes out from the village school-house.
Hid somewhere mong the trees; Six days the anvil chorus Kings out upon the air, On Sabbath morn one single bell Calls sweetly out to prayer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You see them as you walk the street, You see them from the hill, You see them as you cross the bridge Above the old stone mill You see them morning, noon, and ev. V In every changing light, But oh ! how picturesquely !
When luna crowns the night.
But this modest little village By the babbling water s brink, Is not so dull and idle As a passer-by might think; There s quite a stir of business In the narrow, crooked street, Where the traffic of the mountains And the valley traders meet.
Huge loads... of wood and lumber Come lumbering down the grade; While the flying train goes flashing 22 JvO. V (, ATOX.
Through the sunshine and the shade; A hum of wheels in motion Comes up from the old stone mill. All hoary with age and flour, As it grinds and grinds on still.
That burst of merry voices That rings out on the breeze, Comes out from the village school-house.
Hid somewhere mong the trees; Six days the anvil chorus Kings out upon the air, On Sabbath morn one single bell Calls sweetly out to prayer.
What to read after The Story of a Bell And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G W Mcgrew to read onlineMoreLess
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