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WHICH is the nobler aim : - with self control To choose a trivial question from the mass Of problems that Humanity harass, And spend each power to reach this nearer goal; Or look on Life as an indifferent whole, And view from point remote the pageant pass A fleeting image in a darkened glass - Nor note its kinship to the passive soul? If by such Culture we attain alone A broad horizon, upon which we gaze With dull perception of each nearer fact, We miss indeed the spirit's undertone, And satisf...ied with shadows, tread our ways, Awake to see, but not aroused to act* 24 DROUGHT* ^T^HERE is a drought that lasts so late in Spring, JL That every tender shoot which waits for rain, In dewless effort spends its strength in vain* And though the little tendrils bravely cling, They find no food, and languish withering* At last the copious showers no more refrain, Yet come too late Spring's promise to regain, A feeble growth or blighted bloom they bring* Thus breathless* for my promised good, I wait, Keeping alive each hope as best I may* Lest when my summer showers at last descend They find my heart so choked with Care and Hate, That, unresponsive from the long delay* No worthy blossom finds its fruitful end* 25 GRIEF.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
WHICH is the nobler aim : - with self control To choose a trivial question from the mass Of problems that Humanity harass, And spend each power to reach this nearer goal; Or look on Life as an indifferent whole, And view from point remote the pageant pass A fleeting image in a darkened glass - Nor note its kinship to the passive soul? If by such Culture we attain alone A broad horizon, upon which we gaze With dull perception of each nearer fact, We miss indeed the spirit's undertone, And satisf...ied with shadows, tread our ways, Awake to see, but not aroused to act* 24 DROUGHT* ^T^HERE is a drought that lasts so late in Spring, JL That every tender shoot which waits for rain, In dewless effort spends its strength in vain* And though the little tendrils bravely cling, They find no food, and languish withering* At last the copious showers no more refrain, Yet come too late Spring's promise to regain, A feeble growth or blighted bloom they bring* Thus breathless* for my promised good, I wait, Keeping alive each hope as best I may* Lest when my summer showers at last descend They find my heart so choked with Care and Hate, That, unresponsive from the long delay* No worthy blossom finds its fruitful end* 25 GRIEF.
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