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By day, by night, and being free of it.
Horrible dreams imprison me again, And free, — I am not free ! " " I rather would That you were in that prisoning place again Than free, having deserted! " Hearing her Labor in breath, and in the lighter air.
Seeing her face of horror, as she spoke.
He answered gently, with a gentler look : " Say what you will, mother, of my desertion ; If it be crime or not, yet this thing 's sure : 62 A TALE If I go hence, — and I can go no further, And will not, — as t...he times are turned more strict, So in this stricter time who dares to err As I have, errs against his chance of hfe." And so should he set out, and meet his fate ?
He would if so she bade him, for the weight Of life was heavy ; — yet if she would give Shelter and bread, he asked no more ; — to live !
She gazed at him : — what was it that had pulled His soul so down ? — What heavy blow had duUed The edge of his high spirit ? soiled him so.
So dragged, so beaten down? — what heavy blow?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By day, by night, and being free of it.
Horrible dreams imprison me again, And free, — I am not free ! " " I rather would That you were in that prisoning place again Than free, having deserted! " Hearing her Labor in breath, and in the lighter air.
Seeing her face of horror, as she spoke.
He answered gently, with a gentler look : " Say what you will, mother, of my desertion ; If it be crime or not, yet this thing 's sure : 62 A TALE If I go hence, — and I can go no further, And will not, — as t...he times are turned more strict, So in this stricter time who dares to err As I have, errs against his chance of hfe." And so should he set out, and meet his fate ?
He would if so she bade him, for the weight Of life was heavy ; — yet if she would give Shelter and bread, he asked no more ; — to live !
She gazed at him : — what was it that had pulled His soul so down ? — What heavy blow had duUed The edge of his high spirit ? soiled him so.
So dragged, so beaten down? — what heavy blow?
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell Langdon Elwyn to read onlineMoreLess
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