An Ode On the Peace
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fee tumultuous tranfports move The faithful heart, with Paffion warm ; With frantic joy Connubial Love Clafps to her foul the well-known form, That long, in all her throbbing veins, Wak'd fond Affection's cherifh'd pains She weeps the gufhing drops her joys endear, 'Tis glowing Rapture fpeaks, expreffive in a tear.
B 2 Ye 12 AN ODE Ye who have mourn'd the parting hour Which Love in darker horrors drew, When ardent Paflion fear'd to pour, With quiv'ring lip, her laft adieu, When the fix'd glance..., the burfting figh, . The* foul that trembled in the eye, Exprefs'd the frantic fears of hopelefs Love Ah ! paint the fwelling joys your panting, bofoms prove.
Yon hoary form with afpect mild, . Deferted kneels, by for rows preft* And feeks from heav'n his long-loft child To fmooth the path that leads to reft ! He comes to clofe the finking eye, To catch the faint expiring figh ; A moment tranfport ftays the fleeting breath And fooths the ling'ring foul on the pale verge of death..
The ON THE PEACE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
fee tumultuous tranfports move The faithful heart, with Paffion warm ; With frantic joy Connubial Love Clafps to her foul the well-known form, That long, in all her throbbing veins, Wak'd fond Affection's cherifh'd pains She weeps the gufhing drops her joys endear, 'Tis glowing Rapture fpeaks, expreffive in a tear.
B 2 Ye 12 AN ODE Ye who have mourn'd the parting hour Which Love in darker horrors drew, When ardent Paflion fear'd to pour, With quiv'ring lip, her laft adieu, When the fix'd glance..., the burfting figh, . The* foul that trembled in the eye, Exprefs'd the frantic fears of hopelefs Love Ah ! paint the fwelling joys your panting, bofoms prove.
Yon hoary form with afpect mild, . Deferted kneels, by for rows preft* And feeks from heav'n his long-loft child To fmooth the path that leads to reft ! He comes to clofe the finking eye, To catch the faint expiring figh ; A moment tranfport ftays the fleeting breath And fooths the ling'ring foul on the pale verge of death..
The ON THE PEACE.
What to read after An Ode On the Peace?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Williams Helen Maria to read onlineMoreLess
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