Thoughts in Rhyme
Thoughts in Rhyme
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One glacier resembles, in form very nice, Niagara frozen in columns of ice ; A feature of striking resemblance is seen, A rock like Goat Island projecting between.
The pure mountain air with delight we inhale.
The clouds float around us, the sport of the gale ; The rain-drops exhibit their prismatic bow, And the sunbeams have set all the mountains aglow.
185 RAINBOW— JOHN CALVIN.
With loud peals of thunder, for nearly two hours The rain has been falling in plentiful showers ; The streams overfl...ow which we met on our way, And the rills of last evening are torrents to-day.
The morning was cloudy, and gloomy, and chill, Until we had dined at the town of Bonville ; And then, the rain ceasing, the clouds vanished soon, Which left for our journey a fine afternoon.
One end of a rainbow, resplendently bright, Now rests on a mountain delighting our sight ; With colors more vivid than fency can frame.
The whole now appearing a mountain of flame.
Of all the disclosures of nature or art Which pleases the eye and rejoices the heart, The brilliance and beauty of this, 'tis confest, By all who have seen it, surpasses the rest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One glacier resembles, in form very nice, Niagara frozen in columns of ice ; A feature of striking resemblance is seen, A rock like Goat Island projecting between.
The pure mountain air with delight we inhale.
The clouds float around us, the sport of the gale ; The rain-drops exhibit their prismatic bow, And the sunbeams have set all the mountains aglow.
185 RAINBOW— JOHN CALVIN.
With loud peals of thunder, for nearly two hours The rain has been falling in plentiful showers ; The streams overfl...ow which we met on our way, And the rills of last evening are torrents to-day.
The morning was cloudy, and gloomy, and chill, Until we had dined at the town of Bonville ; And then, the rain ceasing, the clouds vanished soon, Which left for our journey a fine afternoon.
One end of a rainbow, resplendently bright, Now rests on a mountain delighting our sight ; With colors more vivid than fency can frame.
The whole now appearing a mountain of flame.
Of all the disclosures of nature or art Which pleases the eye and rejoices the heart, The brilliance and beauty of this, 'tis confest, By all who have seen it, surpasses the rest.
What to read after Thoughts in Rhyme?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parmly, Eleazar, 1797-1874 to read onlineMoreLess
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