Castles in Spain, And Other Sketches in Rhyme
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The Children of the Tuileries. 73 ZTbe Cbiloren of tbe Uuileries.
When dull seem even the Champs Elysees To heart that pleasure no longer pleases, I love to sit on a summer day, My forehead fanned by the fragrant breezes, Well shaded beneath a chestnut tree, And watch the merry children play — The children dear of the Tuileries.
The little girls in ribbons bright, As lithe and graceful as young deer ; The little boys in linen white, With eyes from worldly shadows free, Shed in my soul a calm de...light, — The children dear of the Tuileries.
And often I wonder how many sad, Or ennuies, or sorrow laden, 74 Castles in Spain.
Or tortured by conscience for deeds that were bad, Decrepit hag or love-lorn maiden, Come here to drink of that childish glee, And feel their hearts again made glad By the children dear of the Tuileries.
The Soldier's Farewell. 75 Qhe Soloier's jfarewelL A few short, fleeting, happy hours When o'er our lives no shadow lowers, When all the sky seems clear and blue And little birds sing : " I love you." But soon this happiness departs, And darkness falls upon our hearts, For I am called to go away To distant lands the foe to slay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Children of the Tuileries. 73 ZTbe Cbiloren of tbe Uuileries.
When dull seem even the Champs Elysees To heart that pleasure no longer pleases, I love to sit on a summer day, My forehead fanned by the fragrant breezes, Well shaded beneath a chestnut tree, And watch the merry children play — The children dear of the Tuileries.
The little girls in ribbons bright, As lithe and graceful as young deer ; The little boys in linen white, With eyes from worldly shadows free, Shed in my soul a calm de...light, — The children dear of the Tuileries.
And often I wonder how many sad, Or ennuies, or sorrow laden, 74 Castles in Spain.
Or tortured by conscience for deeds that were bad, Decrepit hag or love-lorn maiden, Come here to drink of that childish glee, And feel their hearts again made glad By the children dear of the Tuileries.
The Soldier's Farewell. 75 Qhe Soloier's jfarewelL A few short, fleeting, happy hours When o'er our lives no shadow lowers, When all the sky seems clear and blue And little birds sing : " I love you." But soon this happiness departs, And darkness falls upon our hearts, For I am called to go away To distant lands the foe to slay.
What to read after Castles in Spain, And Other Sketches in Rhyme?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stone, Winifred D'estcourte Sackville, 1883-1931 to read onlineMoreLess
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