Edwin And Emma
Edwin And Emma
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X.
The Father too, a fordid man, Who love nor pity knew, Was all-unfeeling as the clod, From whence his riches grew.
XL Long had he feen their fecret flame, And feen it long unmov'd : Then with a father's frown at laft Had flernly difapprov'd.
XII. In EDWI N and EMMA.
XII.
In Edwin's gentle heart, a war Of difPring paffions llrove : His heart, that durfl not difobey, Yet could not ceafe to love.
XIII.
Deny'd her fight, he oft behind The fpreading hawthorn crept, To fnatch a glance, to mark the ...fpot Where Emma walk'd and wept.
XIV.
Oft too on Stanemorc's wintry watte, Beneath the moonlight-ihaue, In fighs to pour his foften'd foul, The midnight-mourner ftray'd.
XV. His 8 EDWIN and EMMA.
XV.
His cheek, where health with beauty glow'd, A deadly pale o'ercaft: So fades the frefh rofe in its prime, Before the northe'rn blaft.
XVI.
The parents now, with late remorfe, Hung o'er his dying bed; And weary'd heaven with fruitlefs vows, And fruitlefs forrow ihed.
XVIL 'Tis pail! he cried but if your fouls Sweet mercy yet can move, Let thefe dim eves once more behold What they mud ever love!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
X.
The Father too, a fordid man, Who love nor pity knew, Was all-unfeeling as the clod, From whence his riches grew.
XL Long had he feen their fecret flame, And feen it long unmov'd : Then with a father's frown at laft Had flernly difapprov'd.
XII. In EDWI N and EMMA.
XII.
In Edwin's gentle heart, a war Of difPring paffions llrove : His heart, that durfl not difobey, Yet could not ceafe to love.
XIII.
Deny'd her fight, he oft behind The fpreading hawthorn crept, To fnatch a glance, to mark the ...fpot Where Emma walk'd and wept.
XIV.
Oft too on Stanemorc's wintry watte, Beneath the moonlight-ihaue, In fighs to pour his foften'd foul, The midnight-mourner ftray'd.
XV. His 8 EDWIN and EMMA.
XV.
His cheek, where health with beauty glow'd, A deadly pale o'ercaft: So fades the frefh rofe in its prime, Before the northe'rn blaft.
XVI.
The parents now, with late remorfe, Hung o'er his dying bed; And weary'd heaven with fruitlefs vows, And fruitlefs forrow ihed.
XVIL 'Tis pail! he cried but if your fouls Sweet mercy yet can move, Let thefe dim eves once more behold What they mud ever love!
What to read after Edwin And Emma?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Mallet to read onlineMoreLess
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