Ballads Lyrics And Hymns
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And never a man is heard to speak As they set their steel-blue axes, And haste to the help o' Charley!
Say, what does your beautiful pitcher hold?
Come tell us if you can, sir !
The chopper's question was loud and bold.
But never a sign nor answer: All fast asleep was Charley.
The stubs are burning low to th' earth.
The winds the fierce flames flaring, And now to the edge of the crystal hearth The men in their arms are bearing The clay-cold body of Charley.
O'er heart, o'er temple those rude ha...nds go.
Each hand as light as a brother's.
As they gatKer about him in the snow.
Like a company of mothers, — My dead, my darling Charley.
Before them all, (my heart grew bold,) From off^ my trembling bosom, I unwound the mantle, fold by fold.
All for my blighted blossom.
My sweet white flower, — my Charley, Digitized byGoogk 60 • BALLADS, I have tokens large, I have tokens small ^ Of all my life's lost pleasures, But that poor frayed and faded shawl Is the treasure of my treasures, — The first, last ^ of Charley.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And never a man is heard to speak As they set their steel-blue axes, And haste to the help o' Charley!
Say, what does your beautiful pitcher hold?
Come tell us if you can, sir !
The chopper's question was loud and bold.
But never a sign nor answer: All fast asleep was Charley.
The stubs are burning low to th' earth.
The winds the fierce flames flaring, And now to the edge of the crystal hearth The men in their arms are bearing The clay-cold body of Charley.
O'er heart, o'er temple those rude ha...nds go.
Each hand as light as a brother's.
As they gatKer about him in the snow.
Like a company of mothers, — My dead, my darling Charley.
Before them all, (my heart grew bold,) From off^ my trembling bosom, I unwound the mantle, fold by fold.
All for my blighted blossom.
My sweet white flower, — my Charley, Digitized byGoogk 60 • BALLADS, I have tokens large, I have tokens small ^ Of all my life's lost pleasures, But that poor frayed and faded shawl Is the treasure of my treasures, — The first, last ^ of Charley.
What to read after Ballads Lyrics And Hymns?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Cary to read onlineMoreLess
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