Windows That Shine
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—123— THE GLORY HOLE The story still is told — Wherever men forgather in that far land of gold — How that he came ♦ With eyes blue-flame, Down through the Artie cold To an old mine, [earth hidden, Where workers delved for treasure in the brown And gave himself unbidden, Pouring his young strength out like golden wine.
The foreman on his morning round, Paused, gazed and frowned: '^No work for you," he said, ''move on;" But nooning found him still not gone; ''What are you working for?" the forema...n cried; "Working for glory, sir;" the youth replied.
Smiling and undismayed. . .
And on that footing stayed.
And so the spot was called "The Glory Hole," Half in derision — But strangely prospered every soul; The spirit of the dauntless lad Made tired hearts to be glad — Each kindling dawn Saw some new feat of brain or brawn; [vision, Men gave their fealty to him whose was the greater And in good time he grew to be — So runs the story — [glory.
Joint owner in the mine where first he worked for -124— A homely tale of pluck And high endeavor, .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—123— THE GLORY HOLE The story still is told — Wherever men forgather in that far land of gold — How that he came ♦ With eyes blue-flame, Down through the Artie cold To an old mine, [earth hidden, Where workers delved for treasure in the brown And gave himself unbidden, Pouring his young strength out like golden wine.
The foreman on his morning round, Paused, gazed and frowned: '^No work for you," he said, ''move on;" But nooning found him still not gone; ''What are you working for?" the forema...n cried; "Working for glory, sir;" the youth replied.
Smiling and undismayed. . .
And on that footing stayed.
And so the spot was called "The Glory Hole," Half in derision — But strangely prospered every soul; The spirit of the dauntless lad Made tired hearts to be glad — Each kindling dawn Saw some new feat of brain or brawn; [vision, Men gave their fealty to him whose was the greater And in good time he grew to be — So runs the story — [glory.
Joint owner in the mine where first he worked for -124— A homely tale of pluck And high endeavor, .
What to read after Windows That Shine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rice, Carrie Shaw to read onlineMoreLess
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