Florida Days
Florida Days
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* It seems strange to see the ladies in their pretty dresses here, and then think about other days. Well, a lady does n't know a soldier's life. There was a time when that court was full of . Ind there was the roar of cannon from the ramparts, — those very cannon lying buried in the barbican, and green with mould now, — and there were the scream of THE TOWN.
109 bullets and the groans of dying men, and smoke so thick you could n't see the flags ! " The Sergeant liked to think of it all sometime...s, and the rattling gallop of the drums, and the fierce Spanish faces. But not often. It is better to sleep in the sunshine, or watch the pomp of sea and sky at the sunset gun.
It is curious how little distinct admiration, how little keen individual delight, is felt in watching these gorgeous skies when the sun sets ; or, later, in listening to the silver mys- HO FLORIDA DAYS.
tery of the sea and stars. The soul slips into it all in some strange way, and knows itself only a heart-beat in the million heart-beats of the pulse of God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* It seems strange to see the ladies in their pretty dresses here, and then think about other days. Well, a lady does n't know a soldier's life. There was a time when that court was full of . Ind there was the roar of cannon from the ramparts, — those very cannon lying buried in the barbican, and green with mould now, — and there were the scream of THE TOWN.
109 bullets and the groans of dying men, and smoke so thick you could n't see the flags ! " The Sergeant liked to think of it all sometime...s, and the rattling gallop of the drums, and the fierce Spanish faces. But not often. It is better to sleep in the sunshine, or watch the pomp of sea and sky at the sunset gun.
It is curious how little distinct admiration, how little keen individual delight, is felt in watching these gorgeous skies when the sun sets ; or, later, in listening to the silver mys- HO FLORIDA DAYS.
tery of the sea and stars. The soul slips into it all in some strange way, and knows itself only a heart-beat in the million heart-beats of the pulse of God.
What to read after Florida Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Deland to read onlineMoreLess
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