Through Field And Fallow
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At last the sun's faint ray declines While day wanes, calm, serene and slow ; A gentle breath from heaven's confines Wafts downward, soft and low, And whispers of the twilight gray, Yet tells of peace, with gentle breath, As lingering day and life's last ray Are lost in shades of death.
61 Death of the Old year.
H ! Old Year, you are dying !
The hours are swiftly flying ; Old Father Time stands by to hold you fast; Regret with all its sighing Clings round you while you're dying.
Too late ! E'en... now you're numbered with the past.
Ah ! Old Year, you are dying!
Amid life's moan and sighing And tears for days that might have been less sad.
So, Old Year, midst the crying, Where you now lie a-dying, Time takes you and the woes that you have had.
Because I L^oVe Her.
tN waving green of dewy grass j r And morning's tender glow, I fondly wait to see her pass, Because I love her so.
Then in the noon of summer-land, Where sweetest flowers blow, I loiter there to press her hand, Because I love her so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At last the sun's faint ray declines While day wanes, calm, serene and slow ; A gentle breath from heaven's confines Wafts downward, soft and low, And whispers of the twilight gray, Yet tells of peace, with gentle breath, As lingering day and life's last ray Are lost in shades of death.
61 Death of the Old year.
H ! Old Year, you are dying !
The hours are swiftly flying ; Old Father Time stands by to hold you fast; Regret with all its sighing Clings round you while you're dying.
Too late ! E'en... now you're numbered with the past.
Ah ! Old Year, you are dying!
Amid life's moan and sighing And tears for days that might have been less sad.
So, Old Year, midst the crying, Where you now lie a-dying, Time takes you and the woes that you have had.
Because I L^oVe Her.
tN waving green of dewy grass j r And morning's tender glow, I fondly wait to see her pass, Because I love her so.
Then in the noon of summer-land, Where sweetest flowers blow, I loiter there to press her hand, Because I love her so.
What to read after Through Field And Fallow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Hooper Page to read onlineMoreLess
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