Mrs Jerninghams Journal
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I think some pain has been carest, And laid asleep by tender touch. I think a terror is forgot A bitter voice has ceased to speak, A tiny hope where hope was not Is shining like a glowworm meek.
Our hearts are drawn a little near, Our words come forth a little free, I feel for him a shade less fear, And he a shade less wrath for me.
He knows I m wishing for the light, He knows I know he knows I m true, 102 MRS. JERNINGHAWS JOURNAL.
He knows his hand can guide me right, I know he knows I know it... too !
And through it all one little gleam Shines likes a dawn where suns might rise- did I hear it in a dream, Or did he really praise my eyes ?
1 care not if tis good or wise, But I my sweetest comfort take, Because he looked into my eyes, And has believed me for their sake.
And in my heart he fixed a sting, That lurks in its remoter nooks, Vexing me more than anything He said he did not care for looks !
MRS. JERNINGHAWS JOURNAL. 103 Another ball ! He took me there, He knew I d keep his waltzing laws I put some lilies in my hair, And wore a dress of shining gauze.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I think some pain has been carest, And laid asleep by tender touch. I think a terror is forgot A bitter voice has ceased to speak, A tiny hope where hope was not Is shining like a glowworm meek.
Our hearts are drawn a little near, Our words come forth a little free, I feel for him a shade less fear, And he a shade less wrath for me.
He knows I m wishing for the light, He knows I know he knows I m true, 102 MRS. JERNINGHAWS JOURNAL.
He knows his hand can guide me right, I know he knows I know it... too !
And through it all one little gleam Shines likes a dawn where suns might rise- did I hear it in a dream, Or did he really praise my eyes ?
1 care not if tis good or wise, But I my sweetest comfort take, Because he looked into my eyes, And has believed me for their sake.
And in my heart he fixed a sting, That lurks in its remoter nooks, Vexing me more than anything He said he did not care for looks !
MRS. JERNINGHAWS JOURNAL. 103 Another ball ! He took me there, He knew I d keep his waltzing laws I put some lilies in my hair, And wore a dress of shining gauze.
What to read after Mrs Jerninghams Journal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hart Fanny Wheeler to read onlineMoreLess
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