The Violet book
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STORY.
In meadows bright with violets And Spring's fair children of the sun.
TRIPP.
THE VIOLET BOOK Why do you shiver so, Violet sweet? Soft is the meadow-grass Under my feet. Wrapped in your hood of green, Violet, why Peep from your earth-door So silent and shy?
LUCY LARCOM.
O day of days! Thy memory Will never fade, nor pass; Patches of lowly violets Were clouding all the grass.
ALICE CARY.
Go, modest little violets, and lie upon her breast; Your eyes will tell her something perhaps she'll gu...ess the rest!
CHARLES HENRY WEBB.
132 THE VIOLET BOOK How gentle is the soul that looketh out From violets sweet through dim, blue, tearful eyes, That turns a pleading face to look about And watch the sun's course through the smiling skies!
ISAAC BASSETT CHOATE.
Who beheld it? O, the rare surprise When, like souls upspringing from the sod, Violets unclosed their still blue eyes In the green fair world of God!
EMILY S. OAKEY.
. / T? /' Kiss mine eyelids, beauteous Morn, Blushing into life new-born!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
STORY.
In meadows bright with violets And Spring's fair children of the sun.
TRIPP.
THE VIOLET BOOK Why do you shiver so, Violet sweet? Soft is the meadow-grass Under my feet. Wrapped in your hood of green, Violet, why Peep from your earth-door So silent and shy?
LUCY LARCOM.
O day of days! Thy memory Will never fade, nor pass; Patches of lowly violets Were clouding all the grass.
ALICE CARY.
Go, modest little violets, and lie upon her breast; Your eyes will tell her something perhaps she'll gu...ess the rest!
CHARLES HENRY WEBB.
132 THE VIOLET BOOK How gentle is the soul that looketh out From violets sweet through dim, blue, tearful eyes, That turns a pleading face to look about And watch the sun's course through the smiling skies!
ISAAC BASSETT CHOATE.
Who beheld it? O, the rare surprise When, like souls upspringing from the sod, Violets unclosed their still blue eyes In the green fair world of God!
EMILY S. OAKEY.
. / T? /' Kiss mine eyelids, beauteous Morn, Blushing into life new-born!
What to read after The Violet book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Willis Boyd Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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