Pocahontas
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Pressing near were swarthy faces.
Eager, curious, looking, thinking, Wondering, much the Indian Princess Would give up her home and kindred.
Towering high above all others, Opachisco stood attentive.
Stobt of Pocahontas 81 Wrapt up closely in his mantle.
Xear to him stood Omawada, As her uncle gave her to him,* As she listened to the service, All her soul was stirred within her With the thought, that now, forever, Severed from her were her kindred.
But the love that filled her being, With its y...earning, and devotion.
With its sanctity and pureness, Seemed to her to be the shadow Of that heaven born love that filled her.
When the holy rite of baptism Sealed her Christian, child of heaven So that, when their troth was plighted, And their hands were clasped together, And the benediction, holy.
O'er their heads was softly spoken, Then her heart, unfolding slowly, ^N'ow was opened wide in gladness, To drink in the warmth, the sunshine, ♦Sir Thomas Dale's letter. — Meade, Vol. I., p. 79.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pressing near were swarthy faces.
Eager, curious, looking, thinking, Wondering, much the Indian Princess Would give up her home and kindred.
Towering high above all others, Opachisco stood attentive.
Stobt of Pocahontas 81 Wrapt up closely in his mantle.
Xear to him stood Omawada, As her uncle gave her to him,* As she listened to the service, All her soul was stirred within her With the thought, that now, forever, Severed from her were her kindred.
But the love that filled her being, With its y...earning, and devotion.
With its sanctity and pureness, Seemed to her to be the shadow Of that heaven born love that filled her.
When the holy rite of baptism Sealed her Christian, child of heaven So that, when their troth was plighted, And their hands were clasped together, And the benediction, holy.
O'er their heads was softly spoken, Then her heart, unfolding slowly, ^N'ow was opened wide in gladness, To drink in the warmth, the sunshine, ♦Sir Thomas Dale's letter. — Meade, Vol. I., p. 79.
What to read after Pocahontas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Virginia Armistead Garber to read onlineMoreLess
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