Where Duty Leads
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And that sweet tinge of ecstasy, Tino'ing the world a rosv hue. Ready to burst to flames ; but now Their faces white and agonized. For they have seen and known the beast That lies unmasked in primal man. 44 BELGIUM Young wives, fleeing from a nameless horror, Faces pale with sorrow, grey with terror, Hearts and bodies torn with pain and anguish. Racking birthpains thrust too soon upon them. Men and women old, dried and shrunken, Faces lined with age, dull and stupid, Old eyes dim with years, pa...le, pathetic. Toothless gums and mumbling, babbling tongues. On and on they came, an endless stream. Misery's climax, mounted on a throne Of human hate; essence of revenge; Hate is fear, and no revenge is sweet. VI. Vision. I stand, it were, as if 'twixt Heaven and earth suspended ; And over you, a fairy spell, as woven in a dream. Whose dainty arabesques, with lightness ethereal Are garlanded and hung and folded to caress you; A fairy spell, the soul of all enchantment. For as I look I see the darkened clouds disperse, And see again the blue of Heaven's dome ; 45 BELGIUM Again the light, long banners softly streaming Between the parted cloudrifts, bringing home to earth The tender, warm and healing light of peace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And that sweet tinge of ecstasy, Tino'ing the world a rosv hue. Ready to burst to flames ; but now Their faces white and agonized. For they have seen and known the beast That lies unmasked in primal man. 44 BELGIUM Young wives, fleeing from a nameless horror, Faces pale with sorrow, grey with terror, Hearts and bodies torn with pain and anguish. Racking birthpains thrust too soon upon them. Men and women old, dried and shrunken, Faces lined with age, dull and stupid, Old eyes dim with years, pa...le, pathetic. Toothless gums and mumbling, babbling tongues. On and on they came, an endless stream. Misery's climax, mounted on a throne Of human hate; essence of revenge; Hate is fear, and no revenge is sweet. VI. Vision. I stand, it were, as if 'twixt Heaven and earth suspended ; And over you, a fairy spell, as woven in a dream. Whose dainty arabesques, with lightness ethereal Are garlanded and hung and folded to caress you; A fairy spell, the soul of all enchantment. For as I look I see the darkened clouds disperse, And see again the blue of Heaven's dome ; 45 BELGIUM Again the light, long banners softly streaming Between the parted cloudrifts, bringing home to earth The tender, warm and healing light of peace.
What to read after Where Duty Leads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H B Macconnell to read onlineMoreLess
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