Folia Caduca
Folia Caduca
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We had thought to miss some amount of bliss, If we chose at home to stay ; For we ever crave to be on the wave.
When the breezes lightly play.
Oh, the mind is free on the wide, wide sea!
The very air is balm ; There is joy afar from the daily jar Of life, and a sweet, sweet calm.
Unlike a friend, whose love may end, Its smiles are e'er renew'd ; And the summer wind is ne'er unkind, Its breath is never rude.
24 So we cross'd the bay on our outward way, And we call'd at Swanage first, And fair it... gleam'd as the sunshine stream'd On meadow, and hill, and hurst.
For at morn and eve the sunbeams achieve The fairest effects of light ; Most the colour doth show, when the sun is low.
And when day succeedeth night.
Then south we steer'd till afar appear'd The storied hills of France, Where the famous crag of Cape La Hague Crowneth the wide expanse.
And we came full soon in the afternoon To the wild Norman isle. Not without its glory in ancient story, And there for a little while We saunter'd at will and rambled until The hour arrived to leave ; But in my tale I must not fail Our landing adventure to weave.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We had thought to miss some amount of bliss, If we chose at home to stay ; For we ever crave to be on the wave.
When the breezes lightly play.
Oh, the mind is free on the wide, wide sea!
The very air is balm ; There is joy afar from the daily jar Of life, and a sweet, sweet calm.
Unlike a friend, whose love may end, Its smiles are e'er renew'd ; And the summer wind is ne'er unkind, Its breath is never rude.
24 So we cross'd the bay on our outward way, And we call'd at Swanage first, And fair it... gleam'd as the sunshine stream'd On meadow, and hill, and hurst.
For at morn and eve the sunbeams achieve The fairest effects of light ; Most the colour doth show, when the sun is low.
And when day succeedeth night.
Then south we steer'd till afar appear'd The storied hills of France, Where the famous crag of Cape La Hague Crowneth the wide expanse.
And we came full soon in the afternoon To the wild Norman isle. Not without its glory in ancient story, And there for a little while We saunter'd at will and rambled until The hour arrived to leave ; But in my tale I must not fail Our landing adventure to weave.
What to read after Folia Caduca?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Beacon to read onlineMoreLess
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