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There were murmurs on the breeze, When young Galileo went afloat, To prove the laws of gravitation, His words repeated oft.
Were only chimed in mockery By the multitude below.
But in what age were such ne'er heard.
We should be glad to know.
O, let selfish murmurings wither and die As uncouth sounds upon the breeze, That hourly loose themselves Upon the nightly seas.
Let us strive to build the great railway.
And let every slave go free.
That on America's anniversary day, We may plant the tree o...f liberty.
Petersburg, Ind., Sept. 15, 1880.
A LEGEND OF THE BIISSISSIPPI.
HAVE seen 3^011, Mississippi, In 3^our glory and your pride ; I have seen your curly waters Leap and dance at eventide ; I have seen the trembling clouds Roll their folds of black and white O'er your deep m3^sterious waters, Hedging off the queen of night.
I have seen the raging storms Tear your white waves one by one !
I have seen their fiery darts Flash and o'er your billows run ; I have watched the screaming birds Dip their pinions in 3'our wave, Skim along the bubbling foam Just before the tempests rave.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were murmurs on the breeze, When young Galileo went afloat, To prove the laws of gravitation, His words repeated oft.
Were only chimed in mockery By the multitude below.
But in what age were such ne'er heard.
We should be glad to know.
O, let selfish murmurings wither and die As uncouth sounds upon the breeze, That hourly loose themselves Upon the nightly seas.
Let us strive to build the great railway.
And let every slave go free.
That on America's anniversary day, We may plant the tree o...f liberty.
Petersburg, Ind., Sept. 15, 1880.
A LEGEND OF THE BIISSISSIPPI.
HAVE seen 3^011, Mississippi, In 3^our glory and your pride ; I have seen your curly waters Leap and dance at eventide ; I have seen the trembling clouds Roll their folds of black and white O'er your deep m3^sterious waters, Hedging off the queen of night.
I have seen the raging storms Tear your white waves one by one !
I have seen their fiery darts Flash and o'er your billows run ; I have watched the screaming birds Dip their pinions in 3'our wave, Skim along the bubbling foam Just before the tempests rave.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Van Nada, L. Belle to read onlineMoreLess
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