Arran a Poem
Arran a Poem
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ARRAN. 131 And 'twixt these little groups some cattle stood In the cool stream, at noontide's sultry hour. In happy rumination ; and with all The placid aspect of contented ease. And on the bank, which somewhat farther up O'erhangs the brook, the kilted shepherd boy Delighted leant, watching the speckled trouts In graceful frolic gliding through the pool ;— While 'cross the bay, though every sail was set, A vessel slowly moved, seeming well pleased To linger near this fascinating spot.
But now ...how changed the scene ! A fairy fleet Methinks has filled the bay. The silver moon. Which dapples bright the undulating tide. Shews us a hundred sail of little skiffs. Playing like sportive swans upon the flood. And hark ! of those who man this pigmy fleet. The voices reach the shore ; not weak and shrill. Like voice of fays, but like the manly tones Of hardy seamen actively employed. A fleet of fishing-boats in truth it is. — 132 ARRAN.
And oh ! hoAv lovely is the sprightly scene !
Of industry how sweet the cheerful sounds, While thus a morning feast provided is For thousands fast asleep throughout the land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ARRAN. 131 And 'twixt these little groups some cattle stood In the cool stream, at noontide's sultry hour. In happy rumination ; and with all The placid aspect of contented ease. And on the bank, which somewhat farther up O'erhangs the brook, the kilted shepherd boy Delighted leant, watching the speckled trouts In graceful frolic gliding through the pool ;— While 'cross the bay, though every sail was set, A vessel slowly moved, seeming well pleased To linger near this fascinating spot.
But now ...how changed the scene ! A fairy fleet Methinks has filled the bay. The silver moon. Which dapples bright the undulating tide. Shews us a hundred sail of little skiffs. Playing like sportive swans upon the flood. And hark ! of those who man this pigmy fleet. The voices reach the shore ; not weak and shrill. Like voice of fays, but like the manly tones Of hardy seamen actively employed. A fleet of fishing-boats in truth it is. — 132 ARRAN.
And oh ! hoAv lovely is the sprightly scene !
Of industry how sweet the cheerful sounds, While thus a morning feast provided is For thousands fast asleep throughout the land.
What to read after Arran a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D David Landsborough to read onlineMoreLess
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