The Voice of the People 8 5
The Voice of the People 8 5
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For the first timethose grim walls, which had been thrice overthrown and had arisen thricefrom their ashes, impressed him with the triumphant service they hadrendered in the culture of his kind. He saw it as it was--a sacredskeleton, an honourable decay. The long line of illustrious hands thathad procured its ancient charter seemed to wave a ghostly benedictionover its ancient learning. Clergy and burgesses, council and governor, planters of Virginia and bishops of London had stood by its birth.... Itwas the fruit of the union of the old world and the new, and it hadwaxed strong upon the milk of its mother ere it turned rebel. Later, toits younger country, it had sent forth its sons as statesmen who gaveglory to its name. And through all its history it had overcome calamityand defied assault. Thrice it had fallen and thrice it had rearisen.
He recalled next the sheltered alcove in the dim library, where he hadstudied with the consumptive young instructor, who was dead. Thecreepers upon the wall were encroaching stealthily upon the alcovewindow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For the first timethose grim walls, which had been thrice overthrown and had arisen thricefrom their ashes, impressed him with the triumphant service they hadrendered in the culture of his kind. He saw it as it was--a sacredskeleton, an honourable decay. The long line of illustrious hands thathad procured its ancient charter seemed to wave a ghostly benedictionover its ancient learning. Clergy and burgesses, council and governor, planters of Virginia and bishops of London had stood by its birth.... Itwas the fruit of the union of the old world and the new, and it hadwaxed strong upon the milk of its mother ere it turned rebel. Later, toits younger country, it had sent forth its sons as statesmen who gaveglory to its name. And through all its history it had overcome calamityand defied assault. Thrice it had fallen and thrice it had rearisen.
He recalled next the sheltered alcove in the dim library, where he hadstudied with the consumptive young instructor, who was dead. Thecreepers upon the wall were encroaching stealthily upon the alcovewindow.
What to read after The Voice of the People 8 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellen Glasgow to read onlineMoreLess
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