Easter Lilies ..
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But gave to each what was his due Sans Peur Et Sans Reproche.
A man there was, and his deeds are known, Humble though deserving a crown, Bearing his fate patiently and alone.
Sans Peur Et Sans Reproche.
13 A WINSOME LASSIE.
The fairest Lassie, in the town With golden curls, and eyes of brown, Always smiling — ne'er a frown, Witching Leonora.
Her dimpled cheeks are all aglow With roseate tints that come and go And cherry lips that tempt one so Fairy Leonora.
A w^insome lassie — a sunny ray Merri...ly passing the time away May her life be as bright as a summer day Daintv Leonora.
14 INDIAN SUMMER.
O golden Indian Summer, The harvest-time of the year, In all thy radient coloring How brilliant thou do'st appear.
The Maples are red in the Valley, The fields of yellowing grain.
The harvesters on their home-ward way Are chanting a sweet refrain.
The meadows are fragrant with new-mown hay, 'Mid the Pines the wild-bird calls, The harvest-moon with lambent rays Beams resplendent over all.
And Peace, and her Sister Plenty, Proclaim that thou art here, O glorious Indian Summer, The halcvon time of the vear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But gave to each what was his due Sans Peur Et Sans Reproche.
A man there was, and his deeds are known, Humble though deserving a crown, Bearing his fate patiently and alone.
Sans Peur Et Sans Reproche.
13 A WINSOME LASSIE.
The fairest Lassie, in the town With golden curls, and eyes of brown, Always smiling — ne'er a frown, Witching Leonora.
Her dimpled cheeks are all aglow With roseate tints that come and go And cherry lips that tempt one so Fairy Leonora.
A w^insome lassie — a sunny ray Merri...ly passing the time away May her life be as bright as a summer day Daintv Leonora.
14 INDIAN SUMMER.
O golden Indian Summer, The harvest-time of the year, In all thy radient coloring How brilliant thou do'st appear.
The Maples are red in the Valley, The fields of yellowing grain.
The harvesters on their home-ward way Are chanting a sweet refrain.
The meadows are fragrant with new-mown hay, 'Mid the Pines the wild-bird calls, The harvest-moon with lambent rays Beams resplendent over all.
And Peace, and her Sister Plenty, Proclaim that thou art here, O glorious Indian Summer, The halcvon time of the vear.
What to read after Easter Lilies ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Williamson, Clara M. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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