The Southern Girl, And Other Poems
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And soon the darker shades would tell, The time when rung the Curfew bell.
But in her haste she lost her way, A while before the close of day.
And just before the sun had set To make things all more gloomy yet.
Toward the far off western skies Some stormy clouds were seen to rise.
And as those clouds began tc spread, Poor Mary's heart was filled with dread.
She heard the muttering thunder roar ; The clouds were thickening more and more ; The elements semd black as night.
And birds and beast see...med filled with fright, Yet on the clouds in fury dashed.
On their dark bosom often flashed The vivid lightening, then the cloud Seemed riven by the thunder loud.
While echoes answered boom to boom.
And darker, denser seemed the gloom.
Then while those muttering thunders rolled, The wind, like some huge lion bold.
In all their fury and their haste Leaped forth as from their hiding place, And over the hills and plains they dashed, While rain descended, lightening flashed.
And then again from angry cloud, Burst forth the thunders, long and loud.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And soon the darker shades would tell, The time when rung the Curfew bell.
But in her haste she lost her way, A while before the close of day.
And just before the sun had set To make things all more gloomy yet.
Toward the far off western skies Some stormy clouds were seen to rise.
And as those clouds began tc spread, Poor Mary's heart was filled with dread.
She heard the muttering thunder roar ; The clouds were thickening more and more ; The elements semd black as night.
And birds and beast see...med filled with fright, Yet on the clouds in fury dashed.
On their dark bosom often flashed The vivid lightening, then the cloud Seemed riven by the thunder loud.
While echoes answered boom to boom.
And darker, denser seemed the gloom.
Then while those muttering thunders rolled, The wind, like some huge lion bold.
In all their fury and their haste Leaped forth as from their hiding place, And over the hills and plains they dashed, While rain descended, lightening flashed.
And then again from angry cloud, Burst forth the thunders, long and loud.
What to read after The Southern Girl, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terrell, Pinkney Lawson, 1853- to read onlineMoreLess
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