Songs of the Seasons And Other Poems
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VIII.
Every generous TA^sh attend thee !
And, among thy generous wishers, Takes its place Avith bard and scholar The more lowly band of fishers.
IX.
To that lowly band belonging, In its pleasures the partaker.
More I feel of true contentment Than the lord of many an acre.
MUSINGS ON THE BANKS OF TEVIOT. I'll X.
Still, with glowing virtues, Teviot !
Graces, joys, and forms of beauty, Fill the valley of thy holding — Eoll in dignity of duty !
XI.
Forward roll and link thy fortunes "With fair Twee...d — thine elder sister I Lyne and Leithen, Ettrick, Leader, In their earlier turns have kissed her.
XII.
Welcome, more than all the others, Thou ! whose fulness of perfection Finds a grateful recognition In this s}Tnbol of affection !
XIII.
So entwined, Tweed glides exultant.
As a joyful burden bearing All thy passionate confidings — The rich lore of love and daring XIV.
AVhich to ballad and romances, Oft uncouthly, bard committed, Guided by thy chime or plaining, To the rhythm Avhich best befitted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VIII.
Every generous TA^sh attend thee !
And, among thy generous wishers, Takes its place Avith bard and scholar The more lowly band of fishers.
IX.
To that lowly band belonging, In its pleasures the partaker.
More I feel of true contentment Than the lord of many an acre.
MUSINGS ON THE BANKS OF TEVIOT. I'll X.
Still, with glowing virtues, Teviot !
Graces, joys, and forms of beauty, Fill the valley of thy holding — Eoll in dignity of duty !
XI.
Forward roll and link thy fortunes "With fair Twee...d — thine elder sister I Lyne and Leithen, Ettrick, Leader, In their earlier turns have kissed her.
XII.
Welcome, more than all the others, Thou ! whose fulness of perfection Finds a grateful recognition In this s}Tnbol of affection !
XIII.
So entwined, Tweed glides exultant.
As a joyful burden bearing All thy passionate confidings — The rich lore of love and daring XIV.
AVhich to ballad and romances, Oft uncouthly, bard committed, Guided by thy chime or plaining, To the rhythm Avhich best befitted.
What to read after Songs of the Seasons And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Tod Stoddart to read onlineMoreLess
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