Ladies' Magazine 2
Ladies' Magazine 2
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We shall never be free in spirit while bigotry and intolerance are cherished among us." Tta author of the following poem is doubtless aware that prudent people consid- er it rather hasardoaa to select a partner for life in the ball room. However, he •terns so very sincere in his dream of constancy that we concluded to give his ef- msioa a place— constancy being one of the cardinal virtues of a true knight.
THE BALL.
Aerial forms are gliding through the mazes of the dance Like moonbeams playing ...fitfully, midst bayonet and lance : And gentle bosoms undulate, as swells and sinks the lake, When music's notes, like Southern airs, to graceful motion wake.
There, conscious beauty proudly treads, with majesty of mien, Claiming the humble homage paid by vassals to their queen : Here modest loveliness retires from each enraptured gaze, —Give me the pearl's soft brilliancy, before the diamond's blaze.
And love is wandering anxiously the laughing groups among, Watching for that kind glance which needs no utterance of the tongue, Or singling, from the glittering crowd of jewels rare, the gem More dear to him than all the wealth^of monarch's diadem.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We shall never be free in spirit while bigotry and intolerance are cherished among us." Tta author of the following poem is doubtless aware that prudent people consid- er it rather hasardoaa to select a partner for life in the ball room. However, he •terns so very sincere in his dream of constancy that we concluded to give his ef- msioa a place— constancy being one of the cardinal virtues of a true knight.
THE BALL.
Aerial forms are gliding through the mazes of the dance Like moonbeams playing ...fitfully, midst bayonet and lance : And gentle bosoms undulate, as swells and sinks the lake, When music's notes, like Southern airs, to graceful motion wake.
There, conscious beauty proudly treads, with majesty of mien, Claiming the humble homage paid by vassals to their queen : Here modest loveliness retires from each enraptured gaze, —Give me the pearl's soft brilliancy, before the diamond's blaze.
And love is wandering anxiously the laughing groups among, Watching for that kind glance which needs no utterance of the tongue, Or singling, from the glittering crowd of jewels rare, the gem More dear to him than all the wealth^of monarch's diadem.
What to read after Ladies' Magazine 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Josepha Buell Hale to read onlineMoreLess
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