Dunrie a Poem
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The good Dunrie felt well repaid. If listening sounds attentive staid ; 54 DUNRIE.
f serioubiiess, with decent air, Succeeded to the thoughtless stare ; And mute decorum reign'd around, And there was heard no other sound, Save his own sweet, impressive voice, Exliorting to the pious choice Of" that mild yoke, and dove-like rest. That sooth'd their humble Pastor's breast.
And often, as with earnest zeal, Feeling, as making others feel. He look'd around with heartfelt glow, Happy to stem the tide... of woe. And chase away the sense of care, And catch devotion's placid air; There beam'd upon him eyes so sweet, That looking from tlieir fring'd retreat, Seem'd to emit a heavenly ray On all that he might urge and say. It added to his thankful joy, "Which later time did not destroy, That this attentive, youthful maid. Who thus such silent homage paid, DUNKIE. 55 Was from his lips imbibing pow'r That would resist the vivid hoar, Just opening on her eager gaze, In all its fascinating blaze.
'O Chiefly amid the village train, In the poor hovels on the plain, And the few hamlets scatter'd round, DuNRiE in active good was found : And ofttimes as his patron's guest, Admir'd, respected, and caress'd, He pass'd the evening hours awa}''.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The good Dunrie felt well repaid. If listening sounds attentive staid ; 54 DUNRIE.
f serioubiiess, with decent air, Succeeded to the thoughtless stare ; And mute decorum reign'd around, And there was heard no other sound, Save his own sweet, impressive voice, Exliorting to the pious choice Of" that mild yoke, and dove-like rest. That sooth'd their humble Pastor's breast.
And often, as with earnest zeal, Feeling, as making others feel. He look'd around with heartfelt glow, Happy to stem the tide... of woe. And chase away the sense of care, And catch devotion's placid air; There beam'd upon him eyes so sweet, That looking from tlieir fring'd retreat, Seem'd to emit a heavenly ray On all that he might urge and say. It added to his thankful joy, "Which later time did not destroy, That this attentive, youthful maid. Who thus such silent homage paid, DUNKIE. 55 Was from his lips imbibing pow'r That would resist the vivid hoar, Just opening on her eager gaze, In all its fascinating blaze.
'O Chiefly amid the village train, In the poor hovels on the plain, And the few hamlets scatter'd round, DuNRiE in active good was found : And ofttimes as his patron's guest, Admir'd, respected, and caress'd, He pass'd the evening hours awa}''.
What to read after Dunrie a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet Ewing to read onlineMoreLess
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