Canadian Poems And Lays Selections of Native Verse Reflecting the Seasons Le
Canadian Poems And Lays Selections of Native Verse Reflecting the Seasons Le
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Then up ! for time is on the wing. CANADIAN POEMS AND LA YS. 129 Hilloo, hilloo, hilloo, hilloo; The moon is sinking out of sight, Across the sky dark clouds take flight, And dimly looms the mountain height ; Tie on the shoes, no time to lose, We must be home again to-night. SKATING. John Lowry Stuart, Come to the moonlit lake, Where rays of silver bright Their slender arrows break On the glassy pavement bright ! For hearts are gay, and joy is rife ; And youth and beauty, love and life, Are out... on the ice to-night. Not in the crowded hall, Where earth-lit tapers gleam, We'll hold our festival, But out on the frozen stream ; No dull faint air, or heated room, Shall rob thy cheek of beauty's bloom, Thine eye of its sparkling beam. 9 50 CANADIAN POEMS AND LA VS. Bright is the fairy scene ; The ringing steels resound ; And gleams the glowing sheen To feet of beauty bound ; And health, with rosy pencil, seeks To paint the blush on beauty's cheeks, And the echoing laugh rings round. Ne'er such a pavement spread Glittered in marble halls ; Ne'er gleamed such lamps o'erhead To gladden their carnivals ; The circling hills, whose tree-clad brows Upbear the dome on cornice boughs, Are our lofty palace walls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then up ! for time is on the wing. CANADIAN POEMS AND LA YS. 129 Hilloo, hilloo, hilloo, hilloo; The moon is sinking out of sight, Across the sky dark clouds take flight, And dimly looms the mountain height ; Tie on the shoes, no time to lose, We must be home again to-night. SKATING. John Lowry Stuart, Come to the moonlit lake, Where rays of silver bright Their slender arrows break On the glassy pavement bright ! For hearts are gay, and joy is rife ; And youth and beauty, love and life, Are out... on the ice to-night. Not in the crowded hall, Where earth-lit tapers gleam, We'll hold our festival, But out on the frozen stream ; No dull faint air, or heated room, Shall rob thy cheek of beauty's bloom, Thine eye of its sparkling beam. 9 50 CANADIAN POEMS AND LA VS. Bright is the fairy scene ; The ringing steels resound ; And gleams the glowing sheen To feet of beauty bound ; And health, with rosy pencil, seeks To paint the blush on beauty's cheeks, And the echoing laugh rings round. Ne'er such a pavement spread Glittered in marble halls ; Ne'er gleamed such lamps o'erhead To gladden their carnivals ; The circling hills, whose tree-clad brows Upbear the dome on cornice boughs, Are our lofty palace walls.
What to read after Canadian Poems And Lays Selections of Native Verse Reflecting the Seasons Le?
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