Greek Lays Idylls Legends C a Selection From Recent And Contemporary Poets
Greek Lays Idylls Legends C a Selection From Recent And Contemporary Poets
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That one alone Is fifty ; for this one Kisses hundred I require.
I have here a bramble bloom ; They say 'tis Pleasure's groom, And bringeth joyous gain. Take care ! It hath a thorn, It is but a wilding born, And leaves behind it pain.
With snowy blossoms sweet, Which zephyrs love to meet, See, orange blossoms fair ! What mutual grace doth shine When the bride doth them entwine Around her golden hair !
You know it ! Fie ! no haste, Nor, maidens, rend or waste, For I have many more Some for the y...oung and small, For the grand, ay, some for all, From a never-ending store.
172 THE FLOWER-SELLER.
Here's honeysuckle free ; Tis Truth, and you may see That Truth all, all do sell. How so ; none seek it ! Nay, I'll give 't. They turn away, Saying, laughing, " Tliank you well" ( 173 ) (Birl anfc tbe Xeat STAMATOS VALVES.
IT chanced one evening in May, The whole creation seemed most fain Due homage to that Lord to pay By whom glad Nature bloom'd again.
On the moon's bright And silver light Stood gazing a maiden fair, When a leaflet shorn, On the wind's plumes borne, Fell fluttering on her there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That one alone Is fifty ; for this one Kisses hundred I require.
I have here a bramble bloom ; They say 'tis Pleasure's groom, And bringeth joyous gain. Take care ! It hath a thorn, It is but a wilding born, And leaves behind it pain.
With snowy blossoms sweet, Which zephyrs love to meet, See, orange blossoms fair ! What mutual grace doth shine When the bride doth them entwine Around her golden hair !
You know it ! Fie ! no haste, Nor, maidens, rend or waste, For I have many more Some for the y...oung and small, For the grand, ay, some for all, From a never-ending store.
172 THE FLOWER-SELLER.
Here's honeysuckle free ; Tis Truth, and you may see That Truth all, all do sell. How so ; none seek it ! Nay, I'll give 't. They turn away, Saying, laughing, " Tliank you well" ( 173 ) (Birl anfc tbe Xeat STAMATOS VALVES.
IT chanced one evening in May, The whole creation seemed most fain Due homage to that Lord to pay By whom glad Nature bloom'd again.
On the moon's bright And silver light Stood gazing a maiden fair, When a leaflet shorn, On the wind's plumes borne, Fell fluttering on her there.
What to read after Greek Lays Idylls Legends C a Selection From Recent And Contemporary Poets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs Elizabeth Mayhew Edmonds to read onlineMoreLess
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