Later Lyrics; Selected From Mercedes, the Sisters' Tragedy, Wyndham Towers And Unguarded Gates
Later Lyrics; Selected From Mercedes, the Sisters' Tragedy, Wyndham Towers And Unguarded Gates
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Thus Hassan, holding up the ring To me, no eager buyer. — A hundred roubles was not much To pay so sweet a liar !
X THE WINTER ROBIN Sursum corda Now is that sad time of year When no flower or leaf is here ; When in misty Southern ways Oriole and jay have flown, And of all sweet birds, alone The robin stays.
So give thanks at Christmas-tide : Hopes of spring-time yet abide !
See, in spite of darksome days, Wind and rain and bitter chill, Snow and sleet-hung branches, still The robin stays !
2...7 XI ECHO-SONG Who can say where Echo dwells ?
In some mountain-cave, methinks, Where the white owl sits and blinks ; Or in deep sequestered dells, Where the foxglove hangs its bells.
Echo dwells.
Echo!
Echo!
Phantom of the crystal air, Daughter of sweet Mystery !
Here is one has need of thee ; Lead him to thy secret lair, Myrtle brings he for thy hair — Hear his prayer.
Echo!
Echo!
28 ECHO-SONG 29 Echo, lift thy drowsy head, And repeat each charmed word Thou must needs have overheard Yestere'en ere, rosy-red, Daphne down the valley fled — Words unsaid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Thus Hassan, holding up the ring To me, no eager buyer. — A hundred roubles was not much To pay so sweet a liar !
X THE WINTER ROBIN Sursum corda Now is that sad time of year When no flower or leaf is here ; When in misty Southern ways Oriole and jay have flown, And of all sweet birds, alone The robin stays.
So give thanks at Christmas-tide : Hopes of spring-time yet abide !
See, in spite of darksome days, Wind and rain and bitter chill, Snow and sleet-hung branches, still The robin stays !
2...7 XI ECHO-SONG Who can say where Echo dwells ?
In some mountain-cave, methinks, Where the white owl sits and blinks ; Or in deep sequestered dells, Where the foxglove hangs its bells.
Echo dwells.
Echo!
Echo!
Phantom of the crystal air, Daughter of sweet Mystery !
Here is one has need of thee ; Lead him to thy secret lair, Myrtle brings he for thy hair — Hear his prayer.
Echo!
Echo!
28 ECHO-SONG 29 Echo, lift thy drowsy head, And repeat each charmed word Thou must needs have overheard Yestere'en ere, rosy-red, Daphne down the valley fled — Words unsaid.
What to read after Later Lyrics; Selected From Mercedes, the Sisters' Tragedy, Wyndham Towers And Unguarded Gates?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aldrich Thomas Bailey to read onlineMoreLess
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