Doom of Derenzie a Poem
Doom of Derenzie a Poem
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it was she, who, in this silent hour.
Ere yet the dews were dash'd from off the flower — Ere the rous'd labourer to his toil had flown, 'Twas she who thus had wander'd forth alone.
Some turn, perchance, of restlessness had led The young, the blooming truant, from her bed : Some weak whim urg'd the fairest maid of Toome, To quit her sheltering roof and quiet room, Thro' this wide scene of solitude to steer, For none, of human form, seem'd lingerino; near.
Oh ! no, she ventur'd thus abroad, to tr...y The open fields, green hills, and clear blue sky, .
70 THE DOOM OF DERENZIE, To learn, if aught amidst them, could convey A charm, to chace despondency away; For dreams of ill had crost her night's repose, And gloomily her bridal morn arose.
The dews of morning pass'd away.
And the sun was gay on hill and plain — And slowly up the shelter'd road. Where stood the aged priest's abode. In their trim holiday array, Walk'd on the bridal train. And in the merry circle there. Oh ! who so blithe as the chosen pair ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
it was she, who, in this silent hour.
Ere yet the dews were dash'd from off the flower — Ere the rous'd labourer to his toil had flown, 'Twas she who thus had wander'd forth alone.
Some turn, perchance, of restlessness had led The young, the blooming truant, from her bed : Some weak whim urg'd the fairest maid of Toome, To quit her sheltering roof and quiet room, Thro' this wide scene of solitude to steer, For none, of human form, seem'd lingerino; near.
Oh ! no, she ventur'd thus abroad, to tr...y The open fields, green hills, and clear blue sky, .
70 THE DOOM OF DERENZIE, To learn, if aught amidst them, could convey A charm, to chace despondency away; For dreams of ill had crost her night's repose, And gloomily her bridal morn arose.
The dews of morning pass'd away.
And the sun was gay on hill and plain — And slowly up the shelter'd road. Where stood the aged priest's abode. In their trim holiday array, Walk'd on the bridal train. And in the merry circle there. Oh ! who so blithe as the chosen pair ?
What to read after Doom of Derenzie a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Furlong to read onlineMoreLess
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