The Stranger Or the New Man of Feeling
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Of all that fancy e'er could form, Or picture to the soul, This maid partook all charms combin'd To make a perfect whole.
It seem'd as if great Nature had In some gay sportive hour, Thus modelPd out an angel's shape, To shew weak man her pow'r.
But, like a bird, at sight of him She hastily withdrew ; Still mute he stood, nor dar'd he aught But with his eyes pursue.
Peace from that hour forsook his breast, No former sports could please ; He felt an agonizing void, And nought could give him ease....
In vain he pac'd whole days the ground Near to th' endearing place, Where first he saw the heav'nly maid, With ev'ry nameless grace.
His brother strove to find the cause Of this so sudden grief; THE STRANGER.
But nought, a tender brother said, Could yield the least relief.
With secrecy profound he fann'd The all-consuming fire, Which burn'd at last with horrid force And bade all hope expire.
Some weeks he spent in fruitless grief, At length he strove to find With dog and gun a little change For his distracted mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of all that fancy e'er could form, Or picture to the soul, This maid partook all charms combin'd To make a perfect whole.
It seem'd as if great Nature had In some gay sportive hour, Thus modelPd out an angel's shape, To shew weak man her pow'r.
But, like a bird, at sight of him She hastily withdrew ; Still mute he stood, nor dar'd he aught But with his eyes pursue.
Peace from that hour forsook his breast, No former sports could please ; He felt an agonizing void, And nought could give him ease....
In vain he pac'd whole days the ground Near to th' endearing place, Where first he saw the heav'nly maid, With ev'ry nameless grace.
His brother strove to find the cause Of this so sudden grief; THE STRANGER.
But nought, a tender brother said, Could yield the least relief.
With secrecy profound he fann'd The all-consuming fire, Which burn'd at last with horrid force And bade all hope expire.
Some weeks he spent in fruitless grief, At length he strove to find With dog and gun a little change For his distracted mind.
What to read after The Stranger Or the New Man of Feeling?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J C to read onlineMoreLess
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