The Praise of Song
The Praise of Song
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93 IN PRAISE OP THE OLD V-/LD wood to burn on cheerful hearth, With bright and ruddy blaze ; Old wine to move the soul to mirth, To move the lips to praise ; Old friends to rally to our side When there is any need, And when companions are denied, Old authors then to read ; These be four things of greatest worth, The wise old proverb says.
Old wood that burns so cheerily Is seasoned through and through ; Old wine that's drunk so merrily, With years is mellowed, too; Old friends that aid with pur...se or voice Have journeyed with us long, And so the poets of our choice Sing o'er an old-time song; Until we deem that verily The adage old is true.
[94 SOLITUDE 1 HROUGH woodland aisles in evening gloom there rings Low cadenced measure, musical to me; Unseen, secluded close j the wood-thrush sings Her weirdly- woven notes of mystery, And mystery, and mystery; A soothing solace for the day it brings, To set the heart from care and trouble free, And on the stillness of the twilight flings Repeated pulsing beats of melody, And melody, and melody.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
93 IN PRAISE OP THE OLD V-/LD wood to burn on cheerful hearth, With bright and ruddy blaze ; Old wine to move the soul to mirth, To move the lips to praise ; Old friends to rally to our side When there is any need, And when companions are denied, Old authors then to read ; These be four things of greatest worth, The wise old proverb says.
Old wood that burns so cheerily Is seasoned through and through ; Old wine that's drunk so merrily, With years is mellowed, too; Old friends that aid with pur...se or voice Have journeyed with us long, And so the poets of our choice Sing o'er an old-time song; Until we deem that verily The adage old is true.
[94 SOLITUDE 1 HROUGH woodland aisles in evening gloom there rings Low cadenced measure, musical to me; Unseen, secluded close j the wood-thrush sings Her weirdly- woven notes of mystery, And mystery, and mystery; A soothing solace for the day it brings, To set the heart from care and trouble free, And on the stillness of the twilight flings Repeated pulsing beats of melody, And melody, and melody.
What to read after The Praise of Song?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isaac Bassett Choate to read onlineMoreLess
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