Kansas Women in Literature
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" dedicated to Mrs. Bertha M. Honore Palmer, herideal of the perfect type of gracious and lovely womanhood. "The ShanarDancing Girl" was first written for the Friends in Council, a literaryclub of Kansas City, Mo. It has received the encomiums of Thomas BaileyAldrich, John J. Ingalls and others for its beauty of expression anddramatic qualities. "Invocation, " an April idyl; "The Sea-shell;" and"Mountain Born" sing of the love of nature. "In the Conservatory;" "MySummer Heart;" and "Tired of th...e Storm" hint of sorrow and unrest andlonging. Then in 1886, "Compensation" was written. "Irma's Love ForThe King" is a favorite; also, "'Sold'--A Picture, " written for herdaughter, "yes, but she never came.
"The Sorrowful Stone" Mrs. Stockton considers her best.
"The story without a suspicion of rhyme, And dim with the mists of the morning of Time, Is told of a goddess, who, wandering alone, Did go and sit down on the Sorrowful Stone.
We find our Gethsemane somewhere, though late; The Angel of Shadows throws open the gate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" dedicated to Mrs. Bertha M. Honore Palmer, herideal of the perfect type of gracious and lovely womanhood. "The ShanarDancing Girl" was first written for the Friends in Council, a literaryclub of Kansas City, Mo. It has received the encomiums of Thomas BaileyAldrich, John J. Ingalls and others for its beauty of expression anddramatic qualities. "Invocation, " an April idyl; "The Sea-shell;" and"Mountain Born" sing of the love of nature. "In the Conservatory;" "MySummer Heart;" and "Tired of th...e Storm" hint of sorrow and unrest andlonging. Then in 1886, "Compensation" was written. "Irma's Love ForThe King" is a favorite; also, "'Sold'--A Picture, " written for herdaughter, "yes, but she never came.
"The Sorrowful Stone" Mrs. Stockton considers her best.
"The story without a suspicion of rhyme, And dim with the mists of the morning of Time, Is told of a goddess, who, wandering alone, Did go and sit down on the Sorrowful Stone.
We find our Gethsemane somewhere, though late; The Angel of Shadows throws open the gate.
What to read after Kansas Women in Literature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barker Nettie Garmer to read onlineMoreLess
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