American Melodies Containing a Single Selection From the Productions of Two Hun
American Melodies Containing a Single Selection From the Productions of Two Hun
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129 And beautiful eyes— let them say what they will- Beam ever brightest on blue-jackets still ; So happy and free And gleesome are we, Pulling our boat o'er the tranquil sea.
Merrily, when we reach the shore, (Pull away readily — all pull cheerily, ) A can we'll drain to the lads of the oar, (Pull, boys, steadily — all pull merrily, And frolic and fun shall be ours, till we Are bounding again o'er the dark blue sea ; So happy are we, And fearless and free, Pulling our boat o'er the moon-lit se...a.
VILLAGER'S WINTER EVENING SONG.
BY JAMES T. FIELDS.
Not a leaf on the tree — not a bud in the hollow, Where late swung the blue-bell and blossomed the rose ; And hushed is the cry of the chirping young swallow, That perched on the hazel in twilight's dim close.
130 AMERICAN MELODIES.
Gone, gone are the cowslip and sweet-scented brier, That bloomed o'er the hillock and gladdened the vale ; And the vine that uplifted its green-pointed spire, Hangs drooping and sere on the frost-covered pale.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
129 And beautiful eyes— let them say what they will- Beam ever brightest on blue-jackets still ; So happy and free And gleesome are we, Pulling our boat o'er the tranquil sea.
Merrily, when we reach the shore, (Pull away readily — all pull cheerily, ) A can we'll drain to the lads of the oar, (Pull, boys, steadily — all pull merrily, And frolic and fun shall be ours, till we Are bounding again o'er the dark blue sea ; So happy are we, And fearless and free, Pulling our boat o'er the moon-lit se...a.
VILLAGER'S WINTER EVENING SONG.
BY JAMES T. FIELDS.
Not a leaf on the tree — not a bud in the hollow, Where late swung the blue-bell and blossomed the rose ; And hushed is the cry of the chirping young swallow, That perched on the hazel in twilight's dim close.
130 AMERICAN MELODIES.
Gone, gone are the cowslip and sweet-scented brier, That bloomed o'er the hillock and gladdened the vale ; And the vine that uplifted its green-pointed spire, Hangs drooping and sere on the frost-covered pale.
What to read after American Melodies Containing a Single Selection From the Productions of Two Hun?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morris, George Pope, 1802-1864 to read onlineMoreLess
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