Lines in Pleasant Places : Rhythmics of Many Moods And Quantities, Wise And Otherwise
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And Palestine be guard of honor." I saw the gift — a sparkling sun.
With brilliants dight of purest water, As big as pullet eggs each one, And weighing at the least a quarter.
My hand I held to take the prize.
When some confounded thing or other Brought consciousness unto my eyes, And out stepped our illustrious brother.
THE PREVX CHEVALIER. 8 1 Yet still enough remained behind On which to hinge a little story, And I'm, with all my heart, inclined In the di-eamed Templai-'s choice to glory, — A...dopt his praise, though wide awake, — A dream more true was never broken, — And for my beau ideal take Him who deserves the Templar's token.
But, 'stead of jewelled gift, we bring One of still more refined selection, — A rare and radiant offering, — Our hearts' warm, unreserved affection.
This is no dream — it conscious dwells.
Of self a part, to alter never : And he shall be, while feeling wells.
Our own "Preux Chevalier" forever.
6 82 LINES IN PLEASANT PLACES.
ROBERT BURNS.* My Musie, at your invitation, Pricked up her ears with animation, At thought of joining the oblation For genius fled, And shed a new illumination Round Burns's head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And Palestine be guard of honor." I saw the gift — a sparkling sun.
With brilliants dight of purest water, As big as pullet eggs each one, And weighing at the least a quarter.
My hand I held to take the prize.
When some confounded thing or other Brought consciousness unto my eyes, And out stepped our illustrious brother.
THE PREVX CHEVALIER. 8 1 Yet still enough remained behind On which to hinge a little story, And I'm, with all my heart, inclined In the di-eamed Templai-'s choice to glory, — A...dopt his praise, though wide awake, — A dream more true was never broken, — And for my beau ideal take Him who deserves the Templar's token.
But, 'stead of jewelled gift, we bring One of still more refined selection, — A rare and radiant offering, — Our hearts' warm, unreserved affection.
This is no dream — it conscious dwells.
Of self a part, to alter never : And he shall be, while feeling wells.
Our own "Preux Chevalier" forever.
6 82 LINES IN PLEASANT PLACES.
ROBERT BURNS.* My Musie, at your invitation, Pricked up her ears with animation, At thought of joining the oblation For genius fled, And shed a new illumination Round Burns's head.
What to read after Lines in Pleasant Places : Rhythmics of Many Moods And Quantities, Wise And Otherwise?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by B P Benjamin Penhallow Shillaber to read onlineMoreLess
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