Adelia And Other Poems
Adelia And Other Poems
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Come, one and all, and greeting give To the happy, blithe new year ; Raise high a song of welcome, A lusty, ringing cheer.
Bring wreaths to crown Time's latest born Of berries bright and red, And holly green, and fadeless bays, To deck his fair young head.
MISCELLANEOUS POEMS. 6l A song, a song of joy and mirth Shall make the welkin ring, And the merry bells, from steeples tall, Shall clamerous music fling.
This morn shall friend again with friend The golden bond renew ; And dear ones feel on t...his glad day Love's fountain spring anew.
Push About the Can.
Come, push about the can my boys, Come, push about the can, I'll drink a health with right goodwill To my sweet lovely Ann.
My lass is trim, my lass is neat, She is not tall nor low ; Her voice is clear, her voice is sweet, Like music's rippling flow.
Then push about the can my boys, &c.
My lass is fair, my lass is young, Yet while I'm on the sea I never doubt her constancy, Her lasting love to me. Then push about the can my boys, &c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Come, one and all, and greeting give To the happy, blithe new year ; Raise high a song of welcome, A lusty, ringing cheer.
Bring wreaths to crown Time's latest born Of berries bright and red, And holly green, and fadeless bays, To deck his fair young head.
MISCELLANEOUS POEMS. 6l A song, a song of joy and mirth Shall make the welkin ring, And the merry bells, from steeples tall, Shall clamerous music fling.
This morn shall friend again with friend The golden bond renew ; And dear ones feel on t...his glad day Love's fountain spring anew.
Push About the Can.
Come, push about the can my boys, Come, push about the can, I'll drink a health with right goodwill To my sweet lovely Ann.
My lass is trim, my lass is neat, She is not tall nor low ; Her voice is clear, her voice is sweet, Like music's rippling flow.
Then push about the can my boys, &c.
My lass is fair, my lass is young, Yet while I'm on the sea I never doubt her constancy, Her lasting love to me. Then push about the can my boys, &c.
What to read after Adelia And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S Dale to read onlineMoreLess
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