English Verse volume 5
English Verse volume 5
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HARRIET WATERS PRESTON.
MARCABRUN. 12/A Century.
AT THE FOUNTAIN. A fount there is, doth overfling Green turf and garden walks ; in Spring A glory of white blossoming MARCABRUN. 143 Shines underneath its guardian tree ; And new-come birds old music sing ; And there, alone and sorrowing, 1 found a maid I could not cheer, — Of beauty meet to be adored, The daughter of the castle's lord ; Methought the melody outpour'd By all the birds unceasingly, The season sweet, the verdant sward, Might gladde...n her, — and eke my word Her grief dismiss, would she but hear.
Her tears into the fountain fell ; With sorry sighs her heart did swell ; ** O Jesus, king invisible ! " She cried, — " of thee is my distress ! Through thy deep wrong bereft I dwell : Earth's best have bidden us farewell, On thee at thine own shrine to wait.
** And my true Love is also gone, The free, fair, gentle, valiant One ; So what can I but make my moan, And how the sad desire suppress That Louis' name were here unknown, The prayers, the mandates, all undone Whereby I am made desolate ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
HARRIET WATERS PRESTON.
MARCABRUN. 12/A Century.
AT THE FOUNTAIN. A fount there is, doth overfling Green turf and garden walks ; in Spring A glory of white blossoming MARCABRUN. 143 Shines underneath its guardian tree ; And new-come birds old music sing ; And there, alone and sorrowing, 1 found a maid I could not cheer, — Of beauty meet to be adored, The daughter of the castle's lord ; Methought the melody outpour'd By all the birds unceasingly, The season sweet, the verdant sward, Might gladde...n her, — and eke my word Her grief dismiss, would she but hear.
Her tears into the fountain fell ; With sorry sighs her heart did swell ; ** O Jesus, king invisible ! " She cried, — " of thee is my distress ! Through thy deep wrong bereft I dwell : Earth's best have bidden us farewell, On thee at thine own shrine to wait.
** And my true Love is also gone, The free, fair, gentle, valiant One ; So what can I but make my moan, And how the sad desire suppress That Louis' name were here unknown, The prayers, the mandates, all undone Whereby I am made desolate ?
What to read after English Verse volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W J William James Linton to read onlineMoreLess
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