Leaves From Maple Lawn
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I think he liked me drest in white, My neck close-clasped with jewels bright, For, when he smoothed my braids, he said, " A faery clasp, for faery maid. " But hark ! he comes ! Heave not, my breast, But strive to be like one at rest ! I'll don my robe, and deck my brow, To hear him say, "I love thee now. " WHAT IF? 29 WHAT IF?
WHAT if I other things forget, I wis not this ; J Tis many years since first we met ; The stile was damp, the grass was wet ; The April shower was just now past ; And fro...m the clouds, hung overcast, The sun, in peeping through the mist, Just at the stile her sweet lips kist ; And then the silver- fretted clouds His captured beams did send, in crowds Of brightest gleams, her face to light Until she shone a faery sprite ; As, laughing, from the stile she came, She seemed as if of heaven a flame, For once again the sun shone through In golden glory, set in view Upon her brow, his coronet, Which if, I all things else forget, Not this I wis, My beauteous maiden, wondrous fair, Adorned with Nature's gifts most rare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I think he liked me drest in white, My neck close-clasped with jewels bright, For, when he smoothed my braids, he said, " A faery clasp, for faery maid. " But hark ! he comes ! Heave not, my breast, But strive to be like one at rest ! I'll don my robe, and deck my brow, To hear him say, "I love thee now. " WHAT IF? 29 WHAT IF?
WHAT if I other things forget, I wis not this ; J Tis many years since first we met ; The stile was damp, the grass was wet ; The April shower was just now past ; And fro...m the clouds, hung overcast, The sun, in peeping through the mist, Just at the stile her sweet lips kist ; And then the silver- fretted clouds His captured beams did send, in crowds Of brightest gleams, her face to light Until she shone a faery sprite ; As, laughing, from the stile she came, She seemed as if of heaven a flame, For once again the sun shone through In golden glory, set in view Upon her brow, his coronet, Which if, I all things else forget, Not this I wis, My beauteous maiden, wondrous fair, Adorned with Nature's gifts most rare.
What to read after Leaves From Maple Lawn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William White to read onlineMoreLess
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