Marguerite's Vow
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The sunny moments flee ; Our lips are mute, but angels hear Our "Benedicite "!
Softly to Elsie's ear, at break of day, Sweet voices wafted up the simple chant.
Sweet maiden voices, while fair fingers twined The orange buds for her gold tresses' ornament ; fflAI^GUEI^IUIE'S yow And Elsie, lying in her waking dream, Thinks but how sweet it is — how very sweet !
While all the sadness of the bridal-song Thrills through the heart-pulse of poor Marguerite !
Yet, thoughtful, saith she: — "Little one, ...the song is o'er ; Thy smile should thank for loveliest wreath bride-maiden ever wore !" And Elsie blushing at her casement stands, Dimpled with smiles, and saying timidly, "Sweet friends, the day be nigh when ye shall hear Such joyous song as met my waking car, May bridal-chimes for each and all soon sound their melodv !" Then peals of gurgling laughter fill the air.
Soulless and sweet, and silvery, speech is o'er ; The maidens turn them to their cottage homes, Chanting a lightsome carol, blithe and gay ; And Rose's cheek is redder than before, The while she seeketh Louis by the way; 6o fflAI^GUEI^IiPE'S UOW And giddy Blanche sees visions passing fair, Of village church in festal garb arrayed, And her sweet self with bride-wreath in her hair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sunny moments flee ; Our lips are mute, but angels hear Our "Benedicite "!
Softly to Elsie's ear, at break of day, Sweet voices wafted up the simple chant.
Sweet maiden voices, while fair fingers twined The orange buds for her gold tresses' ornament ; fflAI^GUEI^IUIE'S yow And Elsie, lying in her waking dream, Thinks but how sweet it is — how very sweet !
While all the sadness of the bridal-song Thrills through the heart-pulse of poor Marguerite !
Yet, thoughtful, saith she: — "Little one, ...the song is o'er ; Thy smile should thank for loveliest wreath bride-maiden ever wore !" And Elsie blushing at her casement stands, Dimpled with smiles, and saying timidly, "Sweet friends, the day be nigh when ye shall hear Such joyous song as met my waking car, May bridal-chimes for each and all soon sound their melodv !" Then peals of gurgling laughter fill the air.
Soulless and sweet, and silvery, speech is o'er ; The maidens turn them to their cottage homes, Chanting a lightsome carol, blithe and gay ; And Rose's cheek is redder than before, The while she seeketh Louis by the way; 6o fflAI^GUEI^IiPE'S UOW And giddy Blanche sees visions passing fair, Of village church in festal garb arrayed, And her sweet self with bride-wreath in her hair.
What to read after Marguerite's Vow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Turnbull Lawrence Mrs. - to read onlineMoreLess
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