The Revelations of Peter Brown Poet And Peripatetic Found in His Black Box
The Revelations of Peter Brown Poet And Peripatetic Found in His Black Box
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Hallo ! hallo ! Juchheisa sa !
' Tra lira la ! Tra lira la ! The merry men are up ! From saddle-bow Each man bends low To the maid that hands the cup. He takes, the cup from the maiden laughing, And steals a kiss before the quaffing ; And so the jager bold and gay Spurs his horse and rides away. Tra lira la ! Tra lira la ! Hallo ! hallo ! Juchheisa sa !
' Tra lira la ! Tra lira la ! A merry life is ours In wood and wold, In heat and cold, In sunshine and in showers.
68 REVELATIONS OF PETER BROW...N.
Fearless every peril braving, Where the flood or storm is raving, There the jager bold and gay Hunts his game the live-long day. Tra lira la ! Tra lira la ! Hallo ! hallo ! Juchheisa sa !
' Tra lira la ! Tra lira la ! We love fair nature's face ; The mountain breeze, The forest trees, The wild and headlong chase. We love to hear the sweet birds singing, We love to hear the bugle ringing ; And thus the jager bold and gay Spends a merry life alway, Tra lira la ! Tra lira la ! Hallo ! hallo ! Juchheisa sa !' Then follow Liebeslieder, Bundslieder, Volkslieder, and songs of Tabak ; To name them would weary the reader, And space to recite them I lack.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hallo ! hallo ! Juchheisa sa !
' Tra lira la ! Tra lira la ! The merry men are up ! From saddle-bow Each man bends low To the maid that hands the cup. He takes, the cup from the maiden laughing, And steals a kiss before the quaffing ; And so the jager bold and gay Spurs his horse and rides away. Tra lira la ! Tra lira la ! Hallo ! hallo ! Juchheisa sa !
' Tra lira la ! Tra lira la ! A merry life is ours In wood and wold, In heat and cold, In sunshine and in showers.
68 REVELATIONS OF PETER BROW...N.
Fearless every peril braving, Where the flood or storm is raving, There the jager bold and gay Hunts his game the live-long day. Tra lira la ! Tra lira la ! Hallo ! hallo ! Juchheisa sa !
' Tra lira la ! Tra lira la ! We love fair nature's face ; The mountain breeze, The forest trees, The wild and headlong chase. We love to hear the sweet birds singing, We love to hear the bugle ringing ; And thus the jager bold and gay Spends a merry life alway, Tra lira la ! Tra lira la ! Hallo ! hallo ! Juchheisa sa !' Then follow Liebeslieder, Bundslieder, Volkslieder, and songs of Tabak ; To name them would weary the reader, And space to recite them I lack.
What to read after The Revelations of Peter Brown Poet And Peripatetic Found in His Black Box?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Francis Waller to read onlineMoreLess
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