Our Famous Women An Authorized And Complete Record of the Lives And Deeds of Em
Our Famous Women An Authorized And Complete Record of the Lives And Deeds of Em
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Aaron Cleveland, of literary reputation, and dis- tantly with the poet and critic, Edmund C. Stedman, who himself regards this Cleveland descent as an inheritance of intellectual power. Of her father she has spoken to me as the most tender, uncomplaining, great-hearted man she has ever known ; and of her mother, as a gentle, gracious woman, a noted beauty in her youth, but singularly free from the vanity and selfishness of most noted beauties. Her feeling 500 LOUISE CHANDLER MOULTON.
for her mo...ther is, however, better expressed by these lately published lines than by any words that I could add : " How shall I, here, her placid picture paint With touch that shall be delicate, yet sure? Soft hair above a brow so high and pure, Years have not soiled it with an earthly taint, Needing no aureole to prove her saint Firm mind that no temptation could allure, Soul strong to do, heart stronger to endure, And sweet, calm lips that utter no complaint. So have I seen her in my darkest days, And when her own most sacred ties were riven, Walk tranquilly in self-denying ways, Asking for strength, and sure it would be given, Filling her life with lowly prayer, high praise So shall I see her if we meet in heaven.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Aaron Cleveland, of literary reputation, and dis- tantly with the poet and critic, Edmund C. Stedman, who himself regards this Cleveland descent as an inheritance of intellectual power. Of her father she has spoken to me as the most tender, uncomplaining, great-hearted man she has ever known ; and of her mother, as a gentle, gracious woman, a noted beauty in her youth, but singularly free from the vanity and selfishness of most noted beauties. Her feeling 500 LOUISE CHANDLER MOULTON.
for her mo...ther is, however, better expressed by these lately published lines than by any words that I could add : " How shall I, here, her placid picture paint With touch that shall be delicate, yet sure? Soft hair above a brow so high and pure, Years have not soiled it with an earthly taint, Needing no aureole to prove her saint Firm mind that no temptation could allure, Soul strong to do, heart stronger to endure, And sweet, calm lips that utter no complaint. So have I seen her in my darkest days, And when her own most sacred ties were riven, Walk tranquilly in self-denying ways, Asking for strength, and sure it would be given, Filling her life with lowly prayer, high praise So shall I see her if we meet in heaven.
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