Idylls From Champlain
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[17] There are grand churches in the City ; The City that rose in a day, And the old stone church in the valley Is now but a ruin grey. And the simple village people, As they pass on the other side, Will warn you in awe-struck whisper To give it a margin wide. As you stand in the gathering shadows And list to each sound that you hear, There's something indefinite stealing, And fancy is morbid with fear ; The wind rustles vague through the ivy And over the tombstones bare, And the spirit of buri...ed ages Seems keeping you company there. You look for the white-haired preacher With text book in his hand, And the rush of a night bird past you Seems a guest from another land. The rats in the belfry daze you, And you go with quickened tread And leave the old church in the valley Alone with its slumbering dead. [18] RELICS i THERE'S a nameless charm about them The things of bygone days, They are quaint and strangely fashioned, Nor fit our modern ways. We touch them with reverent fingers, And our fond thought o'er them lingers, And the ones who loved them so Long ago.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[17] There are grand churches in the City ; The City that rose in a day, And the old stone church in the valley Is now but a ruin grey. And the simple village people, As they pass on the other side, Will warn you in awe-struck whisper To give it a margin wide. As you stand in the gathering shadows And list to each sound that you hear, There's something indefinite stealing, And fancy is morbid with fear ; The wind rustles vague through the ivy And over the tombstones bare, And the spirit of buri...ed ages Seems keeping you company there. You look for the white-haired preacher With text book in his hand, And the rush of a night bird past you Seems a guest from another land. The rats in the belfry daze you, And you go with quickened tread And leave the old church in the valley Alone with its slumbering dead. [18] RELICS i THERE'S a nameless charm about them The things of bygone days, They are quaint and strangely fashioned, Nor fit our modern ways. We touch them with reverent fingers, And our fond thought o'er them lingers, And the ones who loved them so Long ago.
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