Childe Alarique a Poets Reverie With Other Poems
Childe Alarique a Poets Reverie With Other Poems
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How long they sail'd now 'fits me not to tell Leave we the Knight awhile with those dread fiends of hell. 12. It IB the balm of an autumnal breeze, A breeze that floats o*er fading leaves and flowers ; VARIA. 161 It is no chilling night-gale from the seas, It is the fragrance of autumnal bowers, The breath of lingering verdure on the trees Woke by the fall of morning dews or showers. O happy hour ! that gale renew'd again The long-lost calmness of the sufferer's brain. 13. The fire was quench'd..., and slowly now the ray Of reason *gan return. O happy hour ! The clouds and storms of night have lost their sway ; The tranquil sunbeams on the waters shower Their influence sweet; the fiends have fled away. Awed by the presence of some heavenly power. He sees it is the sun the smiling sea And feels the happy gales restore serenity. 6 ie2 VARIA. U. Listen ! O listen ! *tis no earthly strain ; It is the voice of angels from the sky Hymning the praise of (rod the billowy main Is hushed to hear that sacred harmony.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How long they sail'd now 'fits me not to tell Leave we the Knight awhile with those dread fiends of hell. 12. It IB the balm of an autumnal breeze, A breeze that floats o*er fading leaves and flowers ; VARIA. 161 It is no chilling night-gale from the seas, It is the fragrance of autumnal bowers, The breath of lingering verdure on the trees Woke by the fall of morning dews or showers. O happy hour ! that gale renew'd again The long-lost calmness of the sufferer's brain. 13. The fire was quench'd..., and slowly now the ray Of reason *gan return. O happy hour ! The clouds and storms of night have lost their sway ; The tranquil sunbeams on the waters shower Their influence sweet; the fiends have fled away. Awed by the presence of some heavenly power. He sees it is the sun the smiling sea And feels the happy gales restore serenity. 6 ie2 VARIA. U. Listen ! O listen ! *tis no earthly strain ; It is the voice of angels from the sky Hymning the praise of (rod the billowy main Is hushed to hear that sacred harmony.
What to read after Childe Alarique a Poets Reverie With Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R P Robert Pearse Gillies to read onlineMoreLess
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