Egyptian And Other Verses
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AN ALLEGORY OF LIFE CHILDREN we play upon the mountain's base, And laugh among the leaves and gather flowers On grassy slopes, nor quit these happy bowers For higher height but, older grown, we raise Our eyes in wistful love unto the place The pinewoods hold, and, climbing thither, share The peace and dreaming beauty that is there, And in long reverie live blissful days.
But oft the summer clouds lift up, and show Above them, pure and white, the mountain's brow ; Youth's dreams are done, and we... are restless men Until we sit upon the thrones of snow, And, in that silence cold, we wish us then Children among the leaves and flowers again.
37 CATO ADDRESSES THE NEW WOMAN IF only you the Periclean speech Would take to heart, and still believe your ways Best ordered, if, even in these modern days, No fame of you, for good or ill should reach Our ears, and that the proper task for each Were bearing warrior-heroes, who should be True match for those who held Thermopylae, Then might no pessimist your worth impeach.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
AN ALLEGORY OF LIFE CHILDREN we play upon the mountain's base, And laugh among the leaves and gather flowers On grassy slopes, nor quit these happy bowers For higher height but, older grown, we raise Our eyes in wistful love unto the place The pinewoods hold, and, climbing thither, share The peace and dreaming beauty that is there, And in long reverie live blissful days.
But oft the summer clouds lift up, and show Above them, pure and white, the mountain's brow ; Youth's dreams are done, and we... are restless men Until we sit upon the thrones of snow, And, in that silence cold, we wish us then Children among the leaves and flowers again.
37 CATO ADDRESSES THE NEW WOMAN IF only you the Periclean speech Would take to heart, and still believe your ways Best ordered, if, even in these modern days, No fame of you, for good or ill should reach Our ears, and that the proper task for each Were bearing warrior-heroes, who should be True match for those who held Thermopylae, Then might no pessimist your worth impeach.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Cookson to read onlineMoreLess
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