Poetry for the People And Other Poems
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She seemed a weary woman, who had found life unkind, Whose youth had left her early and little left behind.
Most desolate and dreary her days went on until Arose this unseen stranger her labors to fulfil.
But now she walkt at leisure, secure of blame she slept, The meal was always ready, the room was always swept.
And by the cheerful fire-light, the winter evenings long.
He gave her words of kindness and snatches of sweet song ;— With useful housewife secrets and tales of faeries fair.
From tim...es when gaunt magicians and dwarfs and giants were.- Digitized by VjOOQ IC 76 THE BROWNIE.
Thus, habit closing round her, by slow degrees she nurat A sense of trust and pleasure, where she had feared at first.
When strange desire came on her, and shook her like a storm.
To see this faithful being distinct in outward form.
He was so pure a nature, of so benign a will, It could be nothing fearful, it could be nothing ill.
At first with grave denial her prayer he laid aside.
Then warning and entreaty, but all in vain, he tried.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She seemed a weary woman, who had found life unkind, Whose youth had left her early and little left behind.
Most desolate and dreary her days went on until Arose this unseen stranger her labors to fulfil.
But now she walkt at leisure, secure of blame she slept, The meal was always ready, the room was always swept.
And by the cheerful fire-light, the winter evenings long.
He gave her words of kindness and snatches of sweet song ;— With useful housewife secrets and tales of faeries fair.
From tim...es when gaunt magicians and dwarfs and giants were.- Digitized by VjOOQ IC 76 THE BROWNIE.
Thus, habit closing round her, by slow degrees she nurat A sense of trust and pleasure, where she had feared at first.
When strange desire came on her, and shook her like a storm.
To see this faithful being distinct in outward form.
He was so pure a nature, of so benign a will, It could be nothing fearful, it could be nothing ill.
At first with grave denial her prayer he laid aside.
Then warning and entreaty, but all in vain, he tried.
What to read after Poetry for the People And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Monckton Milnes Houghton to read onlineMoreLess
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