Caen
Caen
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Bright City of the plain — the verdant land Of church and castle — pilgrims to and fro Shall pass upon the earth, awhile to search Thy things of fame, memorials of the Past ; Thy glancing river, tremulously gay With thousand dimpling smiles ; thy pleasant leas ; Thy groves of softest green, oft filled with songs Of wood-note wild ; rich gardens, happy homes, And long-drawn galleries dedicate to Art.
Still year by year, thy gates shall welcome in An ever-growing crowd of strangers, led Dy those ...two beacon-names, that spread thy fame, Art's faithful priests — Rehgion's duteous sons — By Bouet's pencil, and Trebltien's pen!
Mackenzie E. G. Walcott. M. A.
llumby's Hotel.
Caen. Sept. 1860.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bright City of the plain — the verdant land Of church and castle — pilgrims to and fro Shall pass upon the earth, awhile to search Thy things of fame, memorials of the Past ; Thy glancing river, tremulously gay With thousand dimpling smiles ; thy pleasant leas ; Thy groves of softest green, oft filled with songs Of wood-note wild ; rich gardens, happy homes, And long-drawn galleries dedicate to Art.
Still year by year, thy gates shall welcome in An ever-growing crowd of strangers, led Dy those ...two beacon-names, that spread thy fame, Art's faithful priests — Rehgion's duteous sons — By Bouet's pencil, and Trebltien's pen!
Mackenzie E. G. Walcott. M. A.
llumby's Hotel.
Caen. Sept. 1860.
What to read after Caen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackenzie E C Mackenzie Edward Charles Walcott to read onlineMoreLess
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