Robert of Woodleigh And Other Poems
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There was the same Familiar window, with its climbing vines ; The same soft light, that gleam'd out like a star, Through white-fring'd curtains, loop'd in festoons back, Above the odorous geraniums ; The same tall pines, now whistling in the wind ; 40 ROBERT OF WOODLEIGH.
The same long porch, all white with drifts of snow ; And he alone was chang'd !
A single look, And forth again in exile he must go ! One moment there he stood irresolute, Then from the window drew the deaden'd vines. Yes, ther...e his father, silver-hair'd and bow'd, But living still; and Amy at his knee, Grown lovelier with lapse of years ; and love Rose up, with ten-fold power, in his breast, While gazing on that face whose beauty had, Long years agone, allur'd him to the deed That made his after-life an agony. " But, God of mercy ! Look ! What form is that?
It cannot be ! My brother ! Do I dream ? Dear God ! If this is madness, let me die !" He tore the vines away, and look'd again He shriek'd aloud, and thunder'd at the door, And soon was clasp'd upon his father's breast ; And Amy, wild with joy, held both his hands And wept.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was the same Familiar window, with its climbing vines ; The same soft light, that gleam'd out like a star, Through white-fring'd curtains, loop'd in festoons back, Above the odorous geraniums ; The same tall pines, now whistling in the wind ; 40 ROBERT OF WOODLEIGH.
The same long porch, all white with drifts of snow ; And he alone was chang'd !
A single look, And forth again in exile he must go ! One moment there he stood irresolute, Then from the window drew the deaden'd vines. Yes, ther...e his father, silver-hair'd and bow'd, But living still; and Amy at his knee, Grown lovelier with lapse of years ; and love Rose up, with ten-fold power, in his breast, While gazing on that face whose beauty had, Long years agone, allur'd him to the deed That made his after-life an agony. " But, God of mercy ! Look ! What form is that?
It cannot be ! My brother ! Do I dream ? Dear God ! If this is madness, let me die !" He tore the vines away, and look'd again He shriek'd aloud, and thunder'd at the door, And soon was clasp'd upon his father's breast ; And Amy, wild with joy, held both his hands And wept.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Stoner to read onlineMoreLess
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