A Memory of Song
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'OjZ-^- So, when I heard the world's great Song-Queen singing Those melodies we all so love to hear, It set the bells of memory to ringing Their sacred chimes, harmonious and clear ; Qsi^fqWim ->• 4 ^r-^ Till tuneful Muses, 'wakened from their slumbers By the sweet strains that floated on the air, Sang to my soul in most melodious numbers, Which left a never-dying echo there.
^l^m?^ ^? "^t\ '^ / s And now, although my rhymes may often jingle In tuneless clamor or discordant clang, Still with my... brightest visions ever mingle The thoughts which came to me while Patti sang.
In an Arbor at Craig-y-nos, When Patti sang I sat entranced amid the 'raptnred throng, And listened to the ninsic of that old, familiar song, ,0' ^ /^}, T '
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'OjZ-^- So, when I heard the world's great Song-Queen singing Those melodies we all so love to hear, It set the bells of memory to ringing Their sacred chimes, harmonious and clear ; Qsi^fqWim ->• 4 ^r-^ Till tuneful Muses, 'wakened from their slumbers By the sweet strains that floated on the air, Sang to my soul in most melodious numbers, Which left a never-dying echo there.
^l^m?^ ^? "^t\ '^ / s And now, although my rhymes may often jingle In tuneless clamor or discordant clang, Still with my... brightest visions ever mingle The thoughts which came to me while Patti sang.
In an Arbor at Craig-y-nos, When Patti sang I sat entranced amid the 'raptnred throng, And listened to the ninsic of that old, familiar song, ,0' ^ /^}, T '
What to read after A Memory of Song?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hills, Lucius Perry, 1844- [from Old Catalog] to read online
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