Laura Secord, the Heroine of 1812.
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Good bye.
[_They embrace with tears. Exit_ MRS. SECORD.
* * * * * SCENE 2. --_A beautiful glade_.
_Enter_ MRS. SECORD. --_After scanning the spot searchingly, sheseats herself on a fallen trunk_.
_Mrs. Secord_. This spot is surely safe; here I will rest, For unaccustomed service tires my limbs, And I have travelled many a weary roodMore than a crow-line measures; ups and downsAbsorb so many steps that nothing addTo distance. Faint am I, too, and thirsty. Hist! hist! ye playful breez...es that do makeMelodious symphonies and rippling runsAmong the pines and aspens, hear I notA little tinkling rill, that somewhere hidesIts sweet beneficence 'mid ferns and moss?
[_She rises and looks about_.
Ay, here it is: a tiny brilliancyThat glances at the light, as careful, still, To keep the pure translucency that firstIt caught from Heaven. Give me, oh give, sweet rill, A few cool drops to slake my parching throat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Good bye.
[_They embrace with tears. Exit_ MRS. SECORD.
* * * * * SCENE 2. --_A beautiful glade_.
_Enter_ MRS. SECORD. --_After scanning the spot searchingly, sheseats herself on a fallen trunk_.
_Mrs. Secord_. This spot is surely safe; here I will rest, For unaccustomed service tires my limbs, And I have travelled many a weary roodMore than a crow-line measures; ups and downsAbsorb so many steps that nothing addTo distance. Faint am I, too, and thirsty. Hist! hist! ye playful breez...es that do makeMelodious symphonies and rippling runsAmong the pines and aspens, hear I notA little tinkling rill, that somewhere hidesIts sweet beneficence 'mid ferns and moss?
[_She rises and looks about_.
Ay, here it is: a tiny brilliancyThat glances at the light, as careful, still, To keep the pure translucency that firstIt caught from Heaven. Give me, oh give, sweet rill, A few cool drops to slake my parching throat.
What to read after Laura Secord, the Heroine of 1812.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Curzon Sarah Anne to read onlineMoreLess
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