In Middle Harbour And Other Verse Chiefly Australian
In Middle Harbour And Other Verse Chiefly Australian
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Who does not know it? Who has not seen it? the change That takes a man, and produces what subtly and ever estrange ; The new chum breaking apart from his English tradition, his caste, And mad with the new wild life, makes progress, too fast to last.
The rest of the cards were women's ; here, in the first, is a face Calm and high-bred and old, with age's dignity grace ; Softness it had, never weakness ; strong with victorious years, And her face is the mould of that the fierce sun blackens and s...ears !
And this is a girl's fair face, but kinship between them is none. Life had lessoned the elder, for this it scarce was begun.
FOUND DEAD. 25 Kindness and infinite trust, goodness, purity, youth, Writ in this sweet face were, the living witness of truth.
Faded by sun, not by age ; warped by the blaze on the plain, Frayed! By fingers that held whilst eager eyes over again Conned and studied, as if with intent to remember for aye All the freedom and grace that in those lineaments lay.
An imperious face, this girl's ; the gazer's her large eyes held, And challenged a homage thence by her charm and her will compelled ; On her lips no laughter lived, neither smile nor frown was there, But a force to take men's hearts by grace of womanhood rare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Who does not know it? Who has not seen it? the change That takes a man, and produces what subtly and ever estrange ; The new chum breaking apart from his English tradition, his caste, And mad with the new wild life, makes progress, too fast to last.
The rest of the cards were women's ; here, in the first, is a face Calm and high-bred and old, with age's dignity grace ; Softness it had, never weakness ; strong with victorious years, And her face is the mould of that the fierce sun blackens and s...ears !
And this is a girl's fair face, but kinship between them is none. Life had lessoned the elder, for this it scarce was begun.
FOUND DEAD. 25 Kindness and infinite trust, goodness, purity, youth, Writ in this sweet face were, the living witness of truth.
Faded by sun, not by age ; warped by the blaze on the plain, Frayed! By fingers that held whilst eager eyes over again Conned and studied, as if with intent to remember for aye All the freedom and grace that in those lineaments lay.
An imperious face, this girl's ; the gazer's her large eyes held, And challenged a homage thence by her charm and her will compelled ; On her lips no laughter lived, neither smile nor frown was there, But a force to take men's hearts by grace of womanhood rare.
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