Glen Desseray And Other Poems Lyrical And Elegaic
Glen Desseray And Other Poems Lyrical And Elegaic
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9 And then we wandered higher, where once St. Mar^f's quire O'er the still Lake watch was keeping : But nothing now is seen save the lonely hillocks green, Where the Shepherds of Yarrow are sleeping.
^ Hcrma7i Law, hill marking the watershed between Yarrow and Moffat waters. - See Note at end.
204 TIIREK FRIENDS IX YARROW lO And we stood by the stone where I'iers Cockburn ^ rests alone, With his Bride in their dwelling narrow ; And thou heard'st their tale of dool, and the wail of sorrow full, ...The saddest ever wailed on Yarrow.
II Thou didst listen, while thine eye all lovingly did lie On the green braes spread around thee ; But I knew by the deep rapt quiet thou didst keep, That the power of Yarrow had bound thee.
12 O well that Yarrow should put on her sweetest mood To meet thy gentle being ; For of both the native mien and the fortunes ye have seen, Respond with a strange agreeing.
13 There was beauty here before sorrow swept the Forest oer Its beauty more meek to render : — ^ See Note at end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
9 And then we wandered higher, where once St. Mar^f's quire O'er the still Lake watch was keeping : But nothing now is seen save the lonely hillocks green, Where the Shepherds of Yarrow are sleeping.
^ Hcrma7i Law, hill marking the watershed between Yarrow and Moffat waters. - See Note at end.
204 TIIREK FRIENDS IX YARROW lO And we stood by the stone where I'iers Cockburn ^ rests alone, With his Bride in their dwelling narrow ; And thou heard'st their tale of dool, and the wail of sorrow full, ...The saddest ever wailed on Yarrow.
II Thou didst listen, while thine eye all lovingly did lie On the green braes spread around thee ; But I knew by the deep rapt quiet thou didst keep, That the power of Yarrow had bound thee.
12 O well that Yarrow should put on her sweetest mood To meet thy gentle being ; For of both the native mien and the fortunes ye have seen, Respond with a strange agreeing.
13 There was beauty here before sorrow swept the Forest oer Its beauty more meek to render : — ^ See Note at end.
What to read after Glen Desseray And Other Poems Lyrical And Elegaic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shairp John Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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