Harp of Aeolus Fugitive Poems
Harp of Aeolus Fugitive Poems
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Yet 'twas that freedom bow'd to him.
Their master and their kind supreme.
With them, the little spaniel pet — O, one foul deed! O, Fidy', fie !
(This — boy nor master can forget, Else gladly would I pass it by ;) I read thee "thief" — I saw the chick.
Thy victim, tied about thy neck.
' In one of their perambulations, Fidy, encountering a brood of chickens, destroyed one of the finest of them, which, as a punish- ment for the deed, was fastened about Fidy's neck for one whole week.
o2 19G RECOLL...ECTIONS.
I saw thee, Fidia, spurn'd by all, I saw thee wear the felon's chain — The label blazon on thy poll, I've seen thy great apparent shame !
But aye, Fidelle, we all forgive.
In memory long may Fidia live.
His pretty bird ", how at command I've seen it pipe and comb its dress, Pleas'd, perch'd upon its master's hand. Would greet him with its sweet caress !
Reluctant, — I here relate, Sweet bird, oh, thy untimely fate !
O Tab, Tab, thy wicked paw, (In thee a favourite tho' to own, ) Transgress'd e'en every humane law — Too 'gainst so many favours shown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet 'twas that freedom bow'd to him.
Their master and their kind supreme.
With them, the little spaniel pet — O, one foul deed! O, Fidy', fie !
(This — boy nor master can forget, Else gladly would I pass it by ;) I read thee "thief" — I saw the chick.
Thy victim, tied about thy neck.
' In one of their perambulations, Fidy, encountering a brood of chickens, destroyed one of the finest of them, which, as a punish- ment for the deed, was fastened about Fidy's neck for one whole week.
o2 19G RECOLL...ECTIONS.
I saw thee, Fidia, spurn'd by all, I saw thee wear the felon's chain — The label blazon on thy poll, I've seen thy great apparent shame !
But aye, Fidelle, we all forgive.
In memory long may Fidia live.
His pretty bird ", how at command I've seen it pipe and comb its dress, Pleas'd, perch'd upon its master's hand. Would greet him with its sweet caress !
Reluctant, — I here relate, Sweet bird, oh, thy untimely fate !
O Tab, Tab, thy wicked paw, (In thee a favourite tho' to own, ) Transgress'd e'en every humane law — Too 'gainst so many favours shown.
What to read after Harp of Aeolus Fugitive Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Pentecost to read onlineMoreLess
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