The Wood Carvers Wife
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If you have longed for the deep Close dark in the fulness of noon When the eyes of the forest awake. Pity me, Mary.
0, you who went folded in wings Of Godhead, the maiden of God, First star of the morning He made, Pity me, Mary.
57 THE WOOD CARVER'S WIFE No bird of the meadow that sings, No bud that shines up from the sod But pierces me too with its blade. Pity me, Mary.
Ah Christ! but will she pity, being pure? You also, yet you pitied. Have compassion. You stilled the wild seas at Gennesaret.... Stretch out Your hand and still me.
I am torn With tempest, and the deep goes over me.
He does not stir. He is dead. 0, Louis, Louis !
There is a soft knocking at the door, but she does not hear. She remains motionless before the Virgin. The door opens, De Lotbiniere enters and shuts it behind him. Seeing her, he uncovers, steals across the room and kneels beside her. Presently she lifts her head and looks him in the face.
Dorette. Louis !
De L. O loveliest, join me to your prayer.
58 THE WOOD CARVER'S WIFE Dorette.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If you have longed for the deep Close dark in the fulness of noon When the eyes of the forest awake. Pity me, Mary.
0, you who went folded in wings Of Godhead, the maiden of God, First star of the morning He made, Pity me, Mary.
57 THE WOOD CARVER'S WIFE No bird of the meadow that sings, No bud that shines up from the sod But pierces me too with its blade. Pity me, Mary.
Ah Christ! but will she pity, being pure? You also, yet you pitied. Have compassion. You stilled the wild seas at Gennesaret.... Stretch out Your hand and still me.
I am torn With tempest, and the deep goes over me.
He does not stir. He is dead. 0, Louis, Louis !
There is a soft knocking at the door, but she does not hear. She remains motionless before the Virgin. The door opens, De Lotbiniere enters and shuts it behind him. Seeing her, he uncovers, steals across the room and kneels beside her. Presently she lifts her head and looks him in the face.
Dorette. Louis !
De L. O loveliest, join me to your prayer.
58 THE WOOD CARVER'S WIFE Dorette.
What to read after The Wood Carvers Wife?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marjorie L C Pickthall to read onlineMoreLess
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