Ethiope Lays
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And let me show my love to thee.
Do shy Alberta.
Alberta, all thy little ways.
Are so familiar to me.
That I am tiirillevl before you speak; I guess thy smiles, they make me weak, A maudlin, lovesick youth, I be: Oh, break this bitter spell that bind.
By giving me that hand. of thine, My own Alberta.
17 Ethiope Lays.
THE INNER REALM.
T^HERE is a sphere, a secret sphere, Within each human's breast; A sacred realm shut in from sight, Securely closed from outward light.
Where faintly fall the soun...ds, repressed, Upon the outward ear.
Witliin this guarded, secret,land, No mortal man may roam; No eager list'ning stranger ear, The secrets of this realm may hear; 'Tis the abode of two alone — Gv)(l, Hid the Inner Man.
Fierce cyclones oft o'er this land sweep, Whilst outside all is calm ; Oft when the outer man seems gay, And mirth and frolic rules his day.
The inner loudly groans for balm, To heal a raw sore deep.
i8 EtHIOPE IjAYS.
Sometimes when fiercely sweeps the gale, Within that inner sphere, A flood of tears to eas'ly wrung, A burst of censure,overdone, Oft fall upon our clever ear And hint a woeful tale.
What to read after Ethiope Lays?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And let me show my love to thee.
Do shy Alberta.
Alberta, all thy little ways.
Are so familiar to me.
That I am tiirillevl before you speak; I guess thy smiles, they make me weak, A maudlin, lovesick youth, I be: Oh, break this bitter spell that bind.
By giving me that hand. of thine, My own Alberta.
17 Ethiope Lays.
THE INNER REALM.
T^HERE is a sphere, a secret sphere, Within each human's breast; A sacred realm shut in from sight, Securely closed from outward light.
Where faintly fall the soun...ds, repressed, Upon the outward ear.
Witliin this guarded, secret,land, No mortal man may roam; No eager list'ning stranger ear, The secrets of this realm may hear; 'Tis the abode of two alone — Gv)(l, Hid the Inner Man.
Fierce cyclones oft o'er this land sweep, Whilst outside all is calm ; Oft when the outer man seems gay, And mirth and frolic rules his day.
The inner loudly groans for balm, To heal a raw sore deep.
i8 EtHIOPE IjAYS.
Sometimes when fiercely sweeps the gale, Within that inner sphere, A flood of tears to eas'ly wrung, A burst of censure,overdone, Oft fall upon our clever ear And hint a woeful tale.
What to read after Ethiope Lays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thompson, Priscilla Jane to read onlineMoreLess
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