University Anthology
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I said "Come not too near! I would not have men know me by thy name, By thy foul face!" And yet my words were vain.
Then in despair, without a refuge left, Alone and empty-handed I remaind To fight the fight. In me there was no strength.
And now no more I flee along my life While he pursues; but as one hound we hunt Men, thoughts, and things our universal prey.
Walter Stanley Campbell. (In University of Oklahoma Magazine, February 1916. ) THE MUSIC OF THE SPHERES.
The tinkling stars of heaven T...hey jingle as they run On seventy-and-seven Mad race-ways round the sun.
The racing winds of heaven With singing laughter chase Those seventy-and-seven Mad ne'er-do-wells thru space.
John McClure. (By Permission. Copyright, 1919, New Fiction Publishing Co. ) [75] SONG.
Tell me not how loveliness Brightens and flies: Life is a chameleon Of all changing dyes, "Beauty, beauty perishes, " Loveliness must pass? Even so: yet life is still Lovely as it was.
Beauty begets beauty, Though all beauty fades: Life is a chameleon Of all changing shades.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I said "Come not too near! I would not have men know me by thy name, By thy foul face!" And yet my words were vain.
Then in despair, without a refuge left, Alone and empty-handed I remaind To fight the fight. In me there was no strength.
And now no more I flee along my life While he pursues; but as one hound we hunt Men, thoughts, and things our universal prey.
Walter Stanley Campbell. (In University of Oklahoma Magazine, February 1916. ) THE MUSIC OF THE SPHERES.
The tinkling stars of heaven T...hey jingle as they run On seventy-and-seven Mad race-ways round the sun.
The racing winds of heaven With singing laughter chase Those seventy-and-seven Mad ne'er-do-wells thru space.
John McClure. (By Permission. Copyright, 1919, New Fiction Publishing Co. ) [75] SONG.
Tell me not how loveliness Brightens and flies: Life is a chameleon Of all changing dyes, "Beauty, beauty perishes, " Loveliness must pass? Even so: yet life is still Lovely as it was.
Beauty begets beauty, Though all beauty fades: Life is a chameleon Of all changing shades.
What to read after University Anthology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Francis Paxton to read onlineMoreLess
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