Dryope And Other Poems
Dryope And Other Poems
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Over the fresh foam offaAvay, To Greece or sun-kiss'd Italy ? And smile, nor care to listen To whisper'd words of travellers, When we wed in the cabin there ? Then, heeding not sly looks of theirs, Stroll upon deck to catch the airs Of morning breaking fair : Our glad hearts all a-flutter yet, With hurry of the secret flight? But sad to think in one hall, set Among green hills, chocks will be wet With teai-s ere moriiinir lijrht?
The Lady Mary. 135 Or can I think O better still !
If ever such g...ood star might shine ! The old kind-hearted Marquis will Give heed to prayers, nor take it ill To place her hand in mine ?
Seeing he is so poor, and I As rich as any Jew, would he Do well to let the chance slip by ? Perhaps the girl might pine and die ! Well, no ! it seem'd to me.
So, day by day, in my conceit, I walk'd the beech-lined avenue ; And listen'd for the grey steed's feet ; And sighing long'd that I might meet My Lady riding through.
Long time I sigh'd, and sighing waited ; And now it is the eventful dav !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Over the fresh foam offaAvay, To Greece or sun-kiss'd Italy ? And smile, nor care to listen To whisper'd words of travellers, When we wed in the cabin there ? Then, heeding not sly looks of theirs, Stroll upon deck to catch the airs Of morning breaking fair : Our glad hearts all a-flutter yet, With hurry of the secret flight? But sad to think in one hall, set Among green hills, chocks will be wet With teai-s ere moriiinir lijrht?
The Lady Mary. 135 Or can I think O better still !
If ever such g...ood star might shine ! The old kind-hearted Marquis will Give heed to prayers, nor take it ill To place her hand in mine ?
Seeing he is so poor, and I As rich as any Jew, would he Do well to let the chance slip by ? Perhaps the girl might pine and die ! Well, no ! it seem'd to me.
So, day by day, in my conceit, I walk'd the beech-lined avenue ; And listen'd for the grey steed's feet ; And sighing long'd that I might meet My Lady riding through.
Long time I sigh'd, and sighing waited ; And now it is the eventful dav !
What to read after Dryope And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Ashe to read onlineMoreLess
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