Yankee Notions
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Long stilled the music of her lissom fingers, Long hushed his voice that boomed sonorous bass ; Yet, as the waning sunshine gently lingers Amid tall elms that grow as then they grew, Faint echoes hover in this silent place — Ghosts of quaint tunes that once those lovers knew.
39 SENTENCED I sat there in that ghastly waiting-room — Contrived, it seemed, to enervate and appall.
On awkward chairs ranged stiffly round a wall Papered with noxious flowers in nauseous bloom, There we all sat in medita...tive gloom,, Or turned the pages of old magazines That had been old when I was in my teens And still lived on, untouched by common doom.
And then the office-door, slid stickily back, Let forth a girl that looked not left or right : From her all hope had suddenly been robbed, For her the world had suddenly gone black; She walked as one who walks in sleep at night; I saw her shoulders heaving as she sobbed.
ON A BYROAD H igh up on Indian Mountain, where the land Spreads out in fertile loam a wide plateau, Aspirant farmers settled long ago.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Long stilled the music of her lissom fingers, Long hushed his voice that boomed sonorous bass ; Yet, as the waning sunshine gently lingers Amid tall elms that grow as then they grew, Faint echoes hover in this silent place — Ghosts of quaint tunes that once those lovers knew.
39 SENTENCED I sat there in that ghastly waiting-room — Contrived, it seemed, to enervate and appall.
On awkward chairs ranged stiffly round a wall Papered with noxious flowers in nauseous bloom, There we all sat in medita...tive gloom,, Or turned the pages of old magazines That had been old when I was in my teens And still lived on, untouched by common doom.
And then the office-door, slid stickily back, Let forth a girl that looked not left or right : From her all hope had suddenly been robbed, For her the world had suddenly gone black; She walked as one who walks in sleep at night; I saw her shoulders heaving as she sobbed.
ON A BYROAD H igh up on Indian Mountain, where the land Spreads out in fertile loam a wide plateau, Aspirant farmers settled long ago.
What to read after Yankee Notions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George S George Sands Bryan to read onlineMoreLess
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