Clio volume No 1
Clio volume No 1
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How light we would skim, where the billows are rolPd Through clusters that bend with the cane and the lime, And break on the beaches in surges of gold, When morning comes forth in her loveliest prime : We would touch for a while, as we travers'd the ocean, At the islands that echo'd to Waller and Moore, And winnow our wings with an easier morion Through the breath of the cedar that blows from th^ shore.
59 And when we had rested our wings, and had fed On the sweetness that comes from the junipe...r groves, By the spirit of home and of infancy led, We would hurry again to the land of our loves; And when from the breast of the ocean would spring, Far off in the distance, that dear native shore, In the joy of our hearts we would cheerily sing, " No land is so lovely, when winter is o'er. " THE. LAND OK THE BLEST.
THE sunset is calm on the face of the deep, And bright is tin- last took of day in the west, And broadly the beams of its parting glance sweep, Like the path that conducts to the land of the blest: All golden and green is the sea, as it flows In billows just heaving its tide to the shore; And crimson and blue is the sky, as it glows With the colours, which tell us that daylight is o'er.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How light we would skim, where the billows are rolPd Through clusters that bend with the cane and the lime, And break on the beaches in surges of gold, When morning comes forth in her loveliest prime : We would touch for a while, as we travers'd the ocean, At the islands that echo'd to Waller and Moore, And winnow our wings with an easier morion Through the breath of the cedar that blows from th^ shore.
59 And when we had rested our wings, and had fed On the sweetness that comes from the junipe...r groves, By the spirit of home and of infancy led, We would hurry again to the land of our loves; And when from the breast of the ocean would spring, Far off in the distance, that dear native shore, In the joy of our hearts we would cheerily sing, " No land is so lovely, when winter is o'er. " THE. LAND OK THE BLEST.
THE sunset is calm on the face of the deep, And bright is tin- last took of day in the west, And broadly the beams of its parting glance sweep, Like the path that conducts to the land of the blest: All golden and green is the sea, as it flows In billows just heaving its tide to the shore; And crimson and blue is the sky, as it glows With the colours, which tell us that daylight is o'er.
What to read after Clio volume No 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Gates Percival to read onlineMoreLess
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