Wilsons book of Recitations And Dialogues With Instructions in Elocution And
Wilsons book of Recitations And Dialogues With Instructions in Elocution And
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Colder it grows and colder, but she does not feel it now, For the pressure on her heart, and the weight upon her brow ; But she struck one little match on the wall so cold and bare, That she might look around her, and see if He were there. The single match has kindled, and by the light it threw It seemed to litt. E Qretchen the wall was rent in two ; And she could see folks seated at a table richly spread, With heaps of goodiy viands, red wine and pleasant bread.
She could smell the fragrant sa...vor, she could hear what ti*ey di4 say, Then all was darkness once again, the match had burned away. She struck another hastily, and now she seemed to see Within the same warm chamber a glorious Christmas tree. The branches were all laden with things that children prize, Bright gifts for boy and maiden she saw them with her eyes. And she almost seemed to touch them, and to join the welcome shout, When darkness fell around her, for the little match was out.
Another, yet another, she has tried they will not light ; Till all her little store she took, and struck with all her might : And the whole miserable place was lighted with the glare, And she dreamed there stood a little child before her in the air.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Colder it grows and colder, but she does not feel it now, For the pressure on her heart, and the weight upon her brow ; But she struck one little match on the wall so cold and bare, That she might look around her, and see if He were there. The single match has kindled, and by the light it threw It seemed to litt. E Qretchen the wall was rent in two ; And she could see folks seated at a table richly spread, With heaps of goodiy viands, red wine and pleasant bread.
She could smell the fragrant sa...vor, she could hear what ti*ey di4 say, Then all was darkness once again, the match had burned away. She struck another hastily, and now she seemed to see Within the same warm chamber a glorious Christmas tree. The branches were all laden with things that children prize, Bright gifts for boy and maiden she saw them with her eyes. And she almost seemed to touch them, and to join the welcome shout, When darkness fell around her, for the little match was out.
Another, yet another, she has tried they will not light ; Till all her little store she took, and struck with all her might : And the whole miserable place was lighted with the glare, And she dreamed there stood a little child before her in the air.
What to read after Wilsons book of Recitations And Dialogues With Instructions in Elocution And?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Floyd Baker Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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