The Weeping Willow
The Weeping Willow
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And we, a patriot sire, who knew the cost Of blood-bought freedom, in the day of dread.
We mourn thee, patriarch ! On thy staff no more Thy cheerful smile shall greet us, day by day, Nor the far memories of thy treasured lore, Withhold the joyous list'ners from their play.
Where stood the men of old, we fear to stand.
In foremost watch on life's beleaguer'd wall, To bide the battle with a feebler hand, Perchance to falter, and perchance to fall.
Oh God of Strength !— who takest from our head.
T...he white haired fathers, firm in faith and truth.
Grant us thy grace, to follow where they led, A pure example to observant youth, That the' the sea of time should fiercely roll, We so its billows and its waves may stem, As not to lose the sunshine of the soul, Nor our eternal rest in Heaven, with them.
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THE MOTHER'S PARTING GIFT.
" Come near, my little ones," the Mother said, And by her side they stood, two gentle forms, In infant innocence, with earnest look, While her emaciate hand, some treasure dreiv, From ^neath the pillow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And we, a patriot sire, who knew the cost Of blood-bought freedom, in the day of dread.
We mourn thee, patriarch ! On thy staff no more Thy cheerful smile shall greet us, day by day, Nor the far memories of thy treasured lore, Withhold the joyous list'ners from their play.
Where stood the men of old, we fear to stand.
In foremost watch on life's beleaguer'd wall, To bide the battle with a feebler hand, Perchance to falter, and perchance to fall.
Oh God of Strength !— who takest from our head.
T...he white haired fathers, firm in faith and truth.
Grant us thy grace, to follow where they led, A pure example to observant youth, That the' the sea of time should fiercely roll, We so its billows and its waves may stem, As not to lose the sunshine of the soul, Nor our eternal rest in Heaven, with them.
Hosted by Google 36 THE WEEPING WILLOW.
THE MOTHER'S PARTING GIFT.
" Come near, my little ones," the Mother said, And by her side they stood, two gentle forms, In infant innocence, with earnest look, While her emaciate hand, some treasure dreiv, From ^neath the pillow.
What to read after The Weeping Willow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sigourney Lydia Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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