Una Grames; a Southern Girl in War Times. a Poem
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Indeed, he seemed excelled b}- few.
Although he woie the yankee blue.
But one bright evening wdien the breeze Blew soft among the forest trees.
And just before the sun had set, 22 UNA GRAMES, A SOUTHERN GIRL This noble youth and Una met; And then in accent.s low and sweet Said he; "I'm truly g-lad to meet — To meet with you this level}' eve.
And may I trust that you'll believe — Believe me, for I wish to be A friend as true as steel to thee." Then, as the blushes crowned her cheek.
He ventured ...once a.g^ain to speak In lower tones and trembling voice.
Said he, "My dear, I would rejoice If friendship only wold ugive place.
Or, if it should prove but the base Of love as tender and as strong As e'er was sung in poet's song; For, sure I've met with none more fair, I would, therefore, most gladlj^ share Your joys and sorrows all through life, If 3'ou would onh^ be my wife." 'Twas thus in love's most tender strain^ He plead and hoped her heart to gain.
She listened, blushed, and then replied: "Kind sir, I might become your bride.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Indeed, he seemed excelled b}- few.
Although he woie the yankee blue.
But one bright evening wdien the breeze Blew soft among the forest trees.
And just before the sun had set, 22 UNA GRAMES, A SOUTHERN GIRL This noble youth and Una met; And then in accent.s low and sweet Said he; "I'm truly g-lad to meet — To meet with you this level}' eve.
And may I trust that you'll believe — Believe me, for I wish to be A friend as true as steel to thee." Then, as the blushes crowned her cheek.
He ventured ...once a.g^ain to speak In lower tones and trembling voice.
Said he, "My dear, I would rejoice If friendship only wold ugive place.
Or, if it should prove but the base Of love as tender and as strong As e'er was sung in poet's song; For, sure I've met with none more fair, I would, therefore, most gladlj^ share Your joys and sorrows all through life, If 3'ou would onh^ be my wife." 'Twas thus in love's most tender strain^ He plead and hoped her heart to gain.
She listened, blushed, and then replied: "Kind sir, I might become your bride.
What to read after Una Grames; a Southern Girl in War Times. a Poem?
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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