Ballads
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Yes! to this gentle bird indeed, It's mercy Heaven has shewn; And in it's end you now may read An emblem of your own.
When you, dear nymph, have suffer'd all Your share of earthly woe; O may that portion be as small As mortal e'er may know!
Close in a death, like infant's rest, Those heaven-reflecting eyes; And dropping on an angel's breast, Be wafted to the skies!
* * * * * THE SERPENTS.
BALLAD THE THIRTEENTH.
Now blest be Providence divine, Surpassing human skill! That oft...en takes from things malign, The privilege of ill.
Good folks! who love a simple strain. That seems like fancy's sound; Rejoicing, when in nature's reign, The marvellous is found, As strange a tale, as history knows, Accept in artless rhyme: An honest Greek relates in prose, This wonder of old time.
The antients gloried to describe, And held such wonders dear; For of the Psylli's signal tribe, 'Twas their delight to hear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yes! to this gentle bird indeed, It's mercy Heaven has shewn; And in it's end you now may read An emblem of your own.
When you, dear nymph, have suffer'd all Your share of earthly woe; O may that portion be as small As mortal e'er may know!
Close in a death, like infant's rest, Those heaven-reflecting eyes; And dropping on an angel's breast, Be wafted to the skies!
* * * * * THE SERPENTS.
BALLAD THE THIRTEENTH.
Now blest be Providence divine, Surpassing human skill! That oft...en takes from things malign, The privilege of ill.
Good folks! who love a simple strain. That seems like fancy's sound; Rejoicing, when in nature's reign, The marvellous is found, As strange a tale, as history knows, Accept in artless rhyme: An honest Greek relates in prose, This wonder of old time.
The antients gloried to describe, And held such wonders dear; For of the Psylli's signal tribe, 'Twas their delight to hear.
What to read after Ballads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hayley William to read onlineMoreLess
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