Ballads About Authors
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When at nightfall, all sore and disheartened, the father sat dreaming and thinking, Did there not cross the boy's fancy the difference between their two days ?
One in the heat and the hurry of barter, the cry- ing and calling, Dizzy and dazed with the noise, longing for twi- light's relief — One in green coolness and shadow, with murmur- ous waters soft falling.
And sweet was the melody round him, and sweet was the myrtle's crushed leaf !
IN UTTOXETER MARKET. 39 All at once such a warmth of aff...ection, such flood of regretting, Rushed to the heart of the boy, with such fervor of pity and grief — Ah, if he only had spoken it, then had been space for forgetting.
Nor of sorrows to haunt a whole lifetime had that been the chief !
" Unfilial, undutiful child," his words went repeat- ing, repeating, And still, as the tone of the gong in the isles of the orient wrought.
Touched with the tap of a finger, rolls mightily swelling and beating Till it fills the whole sky with its sound, were those words in his thought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When at nightfall, all sore and disheartened, the father sat dreaming and thinking, Did there not cross the boy's fancy the difference between their two days ?
One in the heat and the hurry of barter, the cry- ing and calling, Dizzy and dazed with the noise, longing for twi- light's relief — One in green coolness and shadow, with murmur- ous waters soft falling.
And sweet was the melody round him, and sweet was the myrtle's crushed leaf !
IN UTTOXETER MARKET. 39 All at once such a warmth of aff...ection, such flood of regretting, Rushed to the heart of the boy, with such fervor of pity and grief — Ah, if he only had spoken it, then had been space for forgetting.
Nor of sorrows to haunt a whole lifetime had that been the chief !
" Unfilial, undutiful child," his words went repeat- ing, repeating, And still, as the tone of the gong in the isles of the orient wrought.
Touched with the tap of a finger, rolls mightily swelling and beating Till it fills the whole sky with its sound, were those words in his thought.
What to read after Ballads About Authors?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet Elizabeth Prescott Spofford to read onlineMoreLess
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