Idyls And Songs 1848 1854
Idyls And Songs 1848 1854
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137 LX.
LOVE'S TEMPERANCE.
When Chance, in Friendship's cause, Unites a stranger pair : When heart to heart expands, And knows a friend is there : — If 'tis your wish that Love endure, — Menagez done 1' Amour.
When cold Indifference' eye Your eager friendship foils : When wearily on herself The broken heart recoils : — If 'tis your wish that Love endure, — Menagez done 1' Amour.
When, won at last, the heart Unfolds her treasured store : When Love yields all his sweets, And but unveils the more ...: — If 'tis your wish that Love endure, — Menagez done l'Amour.
138 LXI.
ROUNDELAY.
i.
When* life was fresh and fearless Spring was green and golden : And her lnsty heart Did our hearts embolden.
From the happy pipings Of her daylong quire "We our music took : As the song went high, Still our hearts beat higher.
ii.
Now tho' Spring be golden, 'Tis the tint of dying : Through her Autumn locks Winter gales are sighing.
'Tis her budding childhood: Yet her death is here : And the ringing music Of her voiceful quire Thrills above her bier.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
137 LX.
LOVE'S TEMPERANCE.
When Chance, in Friendship's cause, Unites a stranger pair : When heart to heart expands, And knows a friend is there : — If 'tis your wish that Love endure, — Menagez done 1' Amour.
When cold Indifference' eye Your eager friendship foils : When wearily on herself The broken heart recoils : — If 'tis your wish that Love endure, — Menagez done 1' Amour.
When, won at last, the heart Unfolds her treasured store : When Love yields all his sweets, And but unveils the more ...: — If 'tis your wish that Love endure, — Menagez done l'Amour.
138 LXI.
ROUNDELAY.
i.
When* life was fresh and fearless Spring was green and golden : And her lnsty heart Did our hearts embolden.
From the happy pipings Of her daylong quire "We our music took : As the song went high, Still our hearts beat higher.
ii.
Now tho' Spring be golden, 'Tis the tint of dying : Through her Autumn locks Winter gales are sighing.
'Tis her budding childhood: Yet her death is here : And the ringing music Of her voiceful quire Thrills above her bier.
What to read after Idyls And Songs 1848 1854?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis T Palgrave to read onlineMoreLess
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