Under Pine And Palm
Under Pine And Palm
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" One by one, With a loving touch she fingered ; I, with little basket lore, Charmed by her sweet accents, lingered, 84 UNDER PINE AND PALM.
While she told their use and worth, In her face I read her story, Simple fulness of content, Unaware of worldly glory.
In the winter snugly housed On Penobscot s white-walled island ; Tenting free in summer days By sea beach and airy highland ; Fire beneath the greenwood-tree Lighting all her loved ones faces, What cared she that deeds of fame Stirred the ...world in far-off places ?
Was I sure that fortune s boons Best and happiest had missed her, This strong, smiling one who looked In my eyes and called me " sister " ?
All that to my life would come As its best and brightest guerdon, On her simple soul would lay An unutterable burden.
MY INDIAN SISTER. 85 Of her store I took at last A gay blue and crimson treasure, Lightly wondering which had given To the other greater pleasure.
Some day I may greet again Her glad face, beyond the River; Near of kin we there may be : Good-by " sister, " not forever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" One by one, With a loving touch she fingered ; I, with little basket lore, Charmed by her sweet accents, lingered, 84 UNDER PINE AND PALM.
While she told their use and worth, In her face I read her story, Simple fulness of content, Unaware of worldly glory.
In the winter snugly housed On Penobscot s white-walled island ; Tenting free in summer days By sea beach and airy highland ; Fire beneath the greenwood-tree Lighting all her loved ones faces, What cared she that deeds of fame Stirred the ...world in far-off places ?
Was I sure that fortune s boons Best and happiest had missed her, This strong, smiling one who looked In my eyes and called me " sister " ?
All that to my life would come As its best and brightest guerdon, On her simple soul would lay An unutterable burden.
MY INDIAN SISTER. 85 Of her store I took at last A gay blue and crimson treasure, Lightly wondering which had given To the other greater pleasure.
Some day I may greet again Her glad face, beyond the River; Near of kin we there may be : Good-by " sister, " not forever.
What to read after Under Pine And Palm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Parker Laughton Mrs Mace to read onlineMoreLess
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