American Wild Flowers in Their Native Haunts
American Wild Flowers in Their Native Haunts
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His swarthy skin, his gUttering black eyes, and the straight raven locks which hung down to his slender waist, were unUke any thing Mimosa had ever seen, while his moccasined feet, his mantle of silvery down, his crown of feathery scarlet blossoms, and the bow and arrows which he bore in his hand, excited her utmost wonder. Timid, yet half rejoiced. Mimosa drew her green robe closely around her, and gazed half in ex- pectancy half in fear, upon the stranger. It was the gentle Manitto of Flowers...; and with strange delight did the red spirit gaze upon the pale fair beauty of the elfin exile, as with golden tresses glistening in the moonlight, and blue eyes swimming in tender tears, she lay on the mossy turf, looking upward towards him.
There is a language which all can understand, a tone of sympathy which appeals to all, an instant recognition of kindred which is felt even by human nature amid all its bonds ; and oh ! how much more keenly in the sweet intercourse of spirit-life. Heretofore the Manitto had been content to reign and rule alone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His swarthy skin, his gUttering black eyes, and the straight raven locks which hung down to his slender waist, were unUke any thing Mimosa had ever seen, while his moccasined feet, his mantle of silvery down, his crown of feathery scarlet blossoms, and the bow and arrows which he bore in his hand, excited her utmost wonder. Timid, yet half rejoiced. Mimosa drew her green robe closely around her, and gazed half in ex- pectancy half in fear, upon the stranger. It was the gentle Manitto of Flowers...; and with strange delight did the red spirit gaze upon the pale fair beauty of the elfin exile, as with golden tresses glistening in the moonlight, and blue eyes swimming in tender tears, she lay on the mossy turf, looking upward towards him.
There is a language which all can understand, a tone of sympathy which appeals to all, an instant recognition of kindred which is felt even by human nature amid all its bonds ; and oh ! how much more keenly in the sweet intercourse of spirit-life. Heretofore the Manitto had been content to reign and rule alone.
What to read after American Wild Flowers in Their Native Haunts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emma C Emma Catherine Embury to read onlineMoreLess
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