Heart Problems
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STANZAS SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN COMPOSED BY A LADY DURING A VISIT TO THE HOME OF HER CHILD- HOOD, AFTER SEVERAL YEARS RESIDENCE IN THE WEST. — Written by request.
Beloved scenes of early youth, Once more you greet my gaze ; While mem'ry wafts me back again, To happy by-gone days ; To clays when I, in childish sport, Roam'd o'er these fields so fair, Protected by a mother's love, A father's guardian care.
And though, instead of lov'd ones, now, I stranger forms beliold ; Familiar objects meet my g...aze, Recalling days of old.
107 108 childhood's home.
That quaint old bouse — the very same I cherish'd when a child ; The trees beneath whose shade I play'd, Fann'd by the breezes mild.
Yonder's the spring, the dear old spring, Whose waters oft I've quaff'd ; And ne'er will I again, I ween, Enjoy so sweet a draught, As that which from its fountain flowed, When, in those joyous hours, I wandered near its verdant banks, To gather woodland flowers.
The river winds as peacefully, As in those days of yore ; Its sparkling waves sport just as free Along its pebbly shore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
STANZAS SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN COMPOSED BY A LADY DURING A VISIT TO THE HOME OF HER CHILD- HOOD, AFTER SEVERAL YEARS RESIDENCE IN THE WEST. — Written by request.
Beloved scenes of early youth, Once more you greet my gaze ; While mem'ry wafts me back again, To happy by-gone days ; To clays when I, in childish sport, Roam'd o'er these fields so fair, Protected by a mother's love, A father's guardian care.
And though, instead of lov'd ones, now, I stranger forms beliold ; Familiar objects meet my g...aze, Recalling days of old.
107 108 childhood's home.
That quaint old bouse — the very same I cherish'd when a child ; The trees beneath whose shade I play'd, Fann'd by the breezes mild.
Yonder's the spring, the dear old spring, Whose waters oft I've quaff'd ; And ne'er will I again, I ween, Enjoy so sweet a draught, As that which from its fountain flowed, When, in those joyous hours, I wandered near its verdant banks, To gather woodland flowers.
The river winds as peacefully, As in those days of yore ; Its sparkling waves sport just as free Along its pebbly shore.
What to read after Heart Problems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephens, Lydia W. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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