Fringilla: Some Tales in Verse
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IV "So weak was I, so poorly taught, By any but my Maker's voice, Too happy to indulge in thought, Which gives me Tittle to rejoice, And ends in nought.
"But now and then, my path grows clear, My mind casts off its grim confusion, When I have chanced on goodly cheer: Then happiness seems no delusion, Even down here.
"With love and faith, to bless the curse, To heal the mind by touch of heart, To make me feel my better part, And fight against the worse.
V "It may be that I did o'...erprize, Above the Giver, that rare gift, Ungird my will for softer ties, And hold my manhood little thrift To woman's eyes.
"So far she was, so full of grace, So innocent with coy caresses, So proud to step at my own pace, So rosy through her golden tresses; And such a face!
"Suffice my sins; I'll ne'er approve A thought against my faithful Eve; Suffice my sins; I'll never believe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IV "So weak was I, so poorly taught, By any but my Maker's voice, Too happy to indulge in thought, Which gives me Tittle to rejoice, And ends in nought.
"But now and then, my path grows clear, My mind casts off its grim confusion, When I have chanced on goodly cheer: Then happiness seems no delusion, Even down here.
"With love and faith, to bless the curse, To heal the mind by touch of heart, To make me feel my better part, And fight against the worse.
V "It may be that I did o'...erprize, Above the Giver, that rare gift, Ungird my will for softer ties, And hold my manhood little thrift To woman's eyes.
"So far she was, so full of grace, So innocent with coy caresses, So proud to step at my own pace, So rosy through her golden tresses; And such a face!
"Suffice my sins; I'll ne'er approve A thought against my faithful Eve; Suffice my sins; I'll never believe.
What to read after Fringilla: Some Tales in Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blackmore Richard Doddridge to read onlineMoreLess
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