Hymettus-Like, And Other Verses
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Behold those happy summer skies !
[ 68 ] "MY LADYE FAYRE " (RONDEAU) " My ladye fayre " in days gone by Bestowed her smiles on chivalry — She loved to see a bold knight's horse Fly down the tourney's crowded course, And waved her scarf to victory.
Romantic days ! when brave Sir Guy In burnished steel, with lance on high, Won in the lists with brawny force " My ladye fayre." Though tourney-queens are gone, our Di On steel and crest still keeps her eye ; But he who gains upon the Bourse May " tak...e for better or for worse," Or Love may win when young and spry " My lady fair." [ 69 ] IN RIBBON ROW (RONDEAU) In Ribbon Row all things are new, The houses — and their tenants, too — The paint is fresh, the grass is green, With little plots of flowers between, And all are of a lively hue.
No trees nor palings hide the view ; The terrace runs as straight and true As if a compass once had been In Ribbon Row.
Along this bit of avenue Beruffled babies cry and coo.
While dames and damsels fill the scene, And one called Anne is quite a queen ; Her eyes are like the speedwell's blue, In Ribbon Row.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Behold those happy summer skies !
[ 68 ] "MY LADYE FAYRE " (RONDEAU) " My ladye fayre " in days gone by Bestowed her smiles on chivalry — She loved to see a bold knight's horse Fly down the tourney's crowded course, And waved her scarf to victory.
Romantic days ! when brave Sir Guy In burnished steel, with lance on high, Won in the lists with brawny force " My ladye fayre." Though tourney-queens are gone, our Di On steel and crest still keeps her eye ; But he who gains upon the Bourse May " tak...e for better or for worse," Or Love may win when young and spry " My lady fair." [ 69 ] IN RIBBON ROW (RONDEAU) In Ribbon Row all things are new, The houses — and their tenants, too — The paint is fresh, the grass is green, With little plots of flowers between, And all are of a lively hue.
No trees nor palings hide the view ; The terrace runs as straight and true As if a compass once had been In Ribbon Row.
Along this bit of avenue Beruffled babies cry and coo.
While dames and damsels fill the scene, And one called Anne is quite a queen ; Her eyes are like the speedwell's blue, In Ribbon Row.
What to read after Hymettus-Like, And Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Spease, George Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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