Hope And Have
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She was asked to sing "something about heaven;" and she began at once, as though it had been selected by some invisible agency and impressedupon her mind, with the beautiful hymn:-- "There's a home for the poor on that beautiful shore When life and its sorrows are ended; And sweetly they'll rest in that home of the blest, By the presence of angels attended. There's a home for the sad, and their hearts will be glad When they've crossed over Jordan so dreary; For bright is the dome of that radian...t home Where so softly repose all the weary. " The "home for the poor on that beautiful shore" seemed to be almost insight of the singer, for the pale, dying girl spread heaven around her;and Fanny sang as she had never sung before. She could hardly keep downthe tears which struggled for birth in her dim eyes, and her sweetvoice was attuned to the sentiment of the words she sang, which werewedded to a melody so touching as to suggest the heaven it spoke of.
There was a seraphic smile on the wan face of Jenny as the singerfinished the first verse, and she clasped her thin white hands aboveher breast in the ecstasy of her bliss.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was asked to sing "something about heaven;" and she began at once, as though it had been selected by some invisible agency and impressedupon her mind, with the beautiful hymn:-- "There's a home for the poor on that beautiful shore When life and its sorrows are ended; And sweetly they'll rest in that home of the blest, By the presence of angels attended. There's a home for the sad, and their hearts will be glad When they've crossed over Jordan so dreary; For bright is the dome of that radian...t home Where so softly repose all the weary. " The "home for the poor on that beautiful shore" seemed to be almost insight of the singer, for the pale, dying girl spread heaven around her;and Fanny sang as she had never sung before. She could hardly keep downthe tears which struggled for birth in her dim eyes, and her sweetvoice was attuned to the sentiment of the words she sang, which werewedded to a melody so touching as to suggest the heaven it spoke of.
There was a seraphic smile on the wan face of Jenny as the singerfinished the first verse, and she clasped her thin white hands aboveher breast in the ecstasy of her bliss.
What to read after Hope And Have?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliver Optic to read onlineMoreLess
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