All About Animals, for Old And Young. Popular, Interesting, Amusing
All About Animals, for Old And Young. Popular, Interesting, Amusing
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He hath open'd his odorous store, And his vine blossoms fill all the air, 'Till enamored our senses adore — We'll drink from the sweets of his cup, We'll invite all the jovial to share; Then our tongues as the liquid we quaflF, Will pay court to the young and the fair.
Digitized by Google 84 A GRECIAN TRAGEDY.
Then merrily sing, for Bacchus is king.
He gives us the vine and its iruits that we bring.
Evan! Evoe! Evan! Evoe!!
We will Jaugh, joyous laugh, ha, ha, haa!
For its life-...giving essence imparts A bliss that no sorrow can mar, As it lightens and brightens all hearts — We'll partake of this life-giving wine.
As our festival time passes by, And when life's sun is on the decline.
We'll sip its sweet perfume and die.
Then merrily sing, for Bacchus is king, He gives us the vine and its fruits that we bring.
Evan! Evoe! Evan! Evoe!!
BACCH.\XALIAN PROCESSION.
And so they passed along; but then came, Oh, shame! who can depict the opposite?
Discordia's Harpies of contention, clanging their Bacchanalian tabors, led by Acratus reeling, that the vine branches that they jointly carried, grape sprink- ling the way, kept from falling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
come and share.
He hath open'd his odorous store, And his vine blossoms fill all the air, 'Till enamored our senses adore — We'll drink from the sweets of his cup, We'll invite all the jovial to share; Then our tongues as the liquid we quaflF, Will pay court to the young and the fair.
Digitized by Google 84 A GRECIAN TRAGEDY.
Then merrily sing, for Bacchus is king.
He gives us the vine and its iruits that we bring.
Evan! Evoe! Evan! Evoe!!
We will Jaugh, joyous laugh, ha, ha, haa!
For its life-...giving essence imparts A bliss that no sorrow can mar, As it lightens and brightens all hearts — We'll partake of this life-giving wine.
As our festival time passes by, And when life's sun is on the decline.
We'll sip its sweet perfume and die.
Then merrily sing, for Bacchus is king, He gives us the vine and its fruits that we bring.
Evan! Evoe! Evan! Evoe!!
BACCH.\XALIAN PROCESSION.
And so they passed along; but then came, Oh, shame! who can depict the opposite?
Discordia's Harpies of contention, clanging their Bacchanalian tabors, led by Acratus reeling, that the vine branches that they jointly carried, grape sprink- ling the way, kept from falling.
What to read after All About Animals, for Old And Young. Popular, Interesting, Amusing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Pennie (Jr.) to read onlineMoreLess
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