Killarney Sketches Etc
Killarney Sketches Etc
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Tlie lonesome scene and hour, The sullen plashing of the lake.
Hath in the pensive mind a pow'r The tender mood to wake.
Hark ! 'mid the stillness deep. Again, again, that monotone !
As if it woo'd o'er dell and steep, Faint Echo's kindred moan.
32 KILLAENEY SKETCHES.
Lo ! from its mountain perch Glides, Hawk-like, down the vocal Bird, As if in dell he wish'd to search The Echo-note he heard.
'. Doubly I felt alone ; That morning had I left behind One, whose voice was to my own, As Echo soft an...d kind.
How like yon Vocalist, The fancy oft sweet music makes ; But vainly, vainly does she list The Echoes she awakes.
But there's a whispering, That from fair holy realms above, Comes o'er the spirit, and doth bring Sweet Echoings of love.
Oft in the forest glade.
Or where tall craggy mountains close, And lonely Tarns beneath the shade Of beetling chffs repose ; Or on resounding shore, Where the blue-curving billows break With deeply-pealing, long-di-aAvn roar — There doth that spirit speak.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tlie lonesome scene and hour, The sullen plashing of the lake.
Hath in the pensive mind a pow'r The tender mood to wake.
Hark ! 'mid the stillness deep. Again, again, that monotone !
As if it woo'd o'er dell and steep, Faint Echo's kindred moan.
32 KILLAENEY SKETCHES.
Lo ! from its mountain perch Glides, Hawk-like, down the vocal Bird, As if in dell he wish'd to search The Echo-note he heard.
'. Doubly I felt alone ; That morning had I left behind One, whose voice was to my own, As Echo soft an...d kind.
How like yon Vocalist, The fancy oft sweet music makes ; But vainly, vainly does she list The Echoes she awakes.
But there's a whispering, That from fair holy realms above, Comes o'er the spirit, and doth bring Sweet Echoings of love.
Oft in the forest glade.
Or where tall craggy mountains close, And lonely Tarns beneath the shade Of beetling chffs repose ; Or on resounding shore, Where the blue-curving billows break With deeply-pealing, long-di-aAvn roar — There doth that spirit speak.
What to read after Killarney Sketches Etc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fitz Erin to read onlineMoreLess
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