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Narcissus, sacred to proud Juno once, Was afterwards the flower of cultured France, Then the dynastic emblem of Savoy, Now, the red Indian's magic herb and joy.
The violets of classic Athens too, Of modest bearing and enchanting hue, In the accomplishment of time became, Napoleon's violets of world-wide fame.
Nabrassor's Queen, tired of the level plainsWhich her adopted Babylonia claims, Sighed for her Midian gardens and sweet flowers, To cheer her in her few retiring hours.
She sighed not long... or vainly, for her lordCalled art to rival nature; at his wordBewitching gardens with rare flowers wereFormed and suspended in mid-air for her.
Let all be grateful to these flower friends, Who to life's pleasure such rich fragrance lends, And strive, like them through perfumed actions clear, Others to gladden, elevate and cheer.
Then will they not have toiled and smiled in vain, For man a fuller, freer life to gain, In bright incentives to enjoyments sure, Through sympathetic nature's teachings pure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Narcissus, sacred to proud Juno once, Was afterwards the flower of cultured France, Then the dynastic emblem of Savoy, Now, the red Indian's magic herb and joy.
The violets of classic Athens too, Of modest bearing and enchanting hue, In the accomplishment of time became, Napoleon's violets of world-wide fame.
Nabrassor's Queen, tired of the level plainsWhich her adopted Babylonia claims, Sighed for her Midian gardens and sweet flowers, To cheer her in her few retiring hours.
She sighed not long... or vainly, for her lordCalled art to rival nature; at his wordBewitching gardens with rare flowers wereFormed and suspended in mid-air for her.
Let all be grateful to these flower friends, Who to life's pleasure such rich fragrance lends, And strive, like them through perfumed actions clear, Others to gladden, elevate and cheer.
Then will they not have toiled and smiled in vain, For man a fuller, freer life to gain, In bright incentives to enjoyments sure, Through sympathetic nature's teachings pure.
What to read after Home Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Battersby Hannah S. to read onlineMoreLess
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