A Yacht Voyage to Norway, Denmark, And Sweden
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The melodious air, the sweet silvery reiteration of thewords, the language with its soft idioms, and the poetical beauty andliveliness of the song itself, were a combination of harmony I couldnever have anticipated. It would be useless endeavouring to embody "theviewless spirit" of those lovely sounds; but as the words were thentranslated to me, so I write them here:-- "The happy hours, Amid the flowers, Familiar to the Spring's warm breast; When memory burneth, And the soul returneth, Day drea...ming, to its own unrest. I know of looks, to me more sweet and clear, Than Light's glad beam, than heaven's own blue, The Spring's soft breath, the flower's bright hue; None so true, As his I cherish here, Whose image is so dear. Will he love, and love me duly? Fairy flowers, tell me truly. What shall be my lot hereafter? Shall it end in sighs, or laughter? Pull them lightly! Count them rightly! Yes! No! Yes! No! Yes! No! _Yes!_ Counted rightly. " Captain W---- received much applause, but no more than his songdeserved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The melodious air, the sweet silvery reiteration of thewords, the language with its soft idioms, and the poetical beauty andliveliness of the song itself, were a combination of harmony I couldnever have anticipated. It would be useless endeavouring to embody "theviewless spirit" of those lovely sounds; but as the words were thentranslated to me, so I write them here:-- "The happy hours, Amid the flowers, Familiar to the Spring's warm breast; When memory burneth, And the soul returneth, Day drea...ming, to its own unrest. I know of looks, to me more sweet and clear, Than Light's glad beam, than heaven's own blue, The Spring's soft breath, the flower's bright hue; None so true, As his I cherish here, Whose image is so dear. Will he love, and love me duly? Fairy flowers, tell me truly. What shall be my lot hereafter? Shall it end in sighs, or laughter? Pull them lightly! Count them rightly! Yes! No! Yes! No! Yes! No! _Yes!_ Counted rightly. " Captain W---- received much applause, but no more than his songdeserved.
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