Vergilius
Vergilius
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" "Then I shall not weep, " said she, bravely, but with a little quiver inher voice.
She knew the old story of a young man's love--how often he went awaywith sweet words, to return, if ever, hardened to stern trials andbloody work, his vows long forgotten.
"For your sake, dear Vergilius, I will be calm, " she added.
"Now sit here, " said he, as he led her to the heap of cushions, "justas I saw you a little time ago. Rest your chin upon your hands. There; now your soul is in your eyes. Let me se...e only this picture asI go. " He took a handful of her curls and let them fall upon her shoulders. Then he crowned her with a sprig of vervain from a vase near by.
"I will not weep--I will not weep, " she repeated, her voice tremblingas he touched her hair.
He moved backward slowly, as one might leave a queen. Her eyesfollowed him, and suddenly she rose and flew to his arms again.
"I will not weep--I will not weep, " said she, brokenly. Again he heldher to his breast.
"Though you get fame and glory, forget not love, " she whispered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Then I shall not weep, " said she, bravely, but with a little quiver inher voice.
She knew the old story of a young man's love--how often he went awaywith sweet words, to return, if ever, hardened to stern trials andbloody work, his vows long forgotten.
"For your sake, dear Vergilius, I will be calm, " she added.
"Now sit here, " said he, as he led her to the heap of cushions, "justas I saw you a little time ago. Rest your chin upon your hands. There; now your soul is in your eyes. Let me se...e only this picture asI go. " He took a handful of her curls and let them fall upon her shoulders. Then he crowned her with a sprig of vervain from a vase near by.
"I will not weep--I will not weep, " she repeated, her voice tremblingas he touched her hair.
He moved backward slowly, as one might leave a queen. Her eyesfollowed him, and suddenly she rose and flew to his arms again.
"I will not weep--I will not weep, " said she, brokenly. Again he heldher to his breast.
"Though you get fame and glory, forget not love, " she whispered.
What to read after Vergilius?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bacheller, Irving, 1859-1950 to read onlineMoreLess
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