My Dream And Verses Miscellaneous
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Guides the poor storm-tost mariner to his port : So the sweet grace Of guileless face Is beacon-light to minds of worldly wiles the sport.
God's blessing rest Upon thy nest, A special blessing of His love remain, His watchful care Shield thee from snare Wife, mother, widow bring sweet peace to still thy pain.
105 TO A LITTLE GIEL AGED THREE.
GIVE you a kiss, My pretty miss ? Of. Course I will, And take my fill Of plump red cheeks, Whose ripeness speaks Of childish health and strength no greater... earthly bliss.
In twice ten years, If we should meet, Will you repeat The question, sweet, Which now so simple, proper too, appears ?
106 VERSES MISCELLANEOUS.
I fear me not ; With down-cast eye You'll look so shy (E'en pass me by) That I shall feel a stranger, and forgot !
Well ! while shines sun I'd best make hay, So here's good-day, Now off away Tell nurse about it all, and munch this nice plum- bun.
107 A DEATH-STRUGGLE.
" STEEP is the mountain side, " they said ; " No footstep e'er has mark'd that peak ; Hark to the wild-bird's warning shriek !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Guides the poor storm-tost mariner to his port : So the sweet grace Of guileless face Is beacon-light to minds of worldly wiles the sport.
God's blessing rest Upon thy nest, A special blessing of His love remain, His watchful care Shield thee from snare Wife, mother, widow bring sweet peace to still thy pain.
105 TO A LITTLE GIEL AGED THREE.
GIVE you a kiss, My pretty miss ? Of. Course I will, And take my fill Of plump red cheeks, Whose ripeness speaks Of childish health and strength no greater... earthly bliss.
In twice ten years, If we should meet, Will you repeat The question, sweet, Which now so simple, proper too, appears ?
106 VERSES MISCELLANEOUS.
I fear me not ; With down-cast eye You'll look so shy (E'en pass me by) That I shall feel a stranger, and forgot !
Well ! while shines sun I'd best make hay, So here's good-day, Now off away Tell nurse about it all, and munch this nice plum- bun.
107 A DEATH-STRUGGLE.
" STEEP is the mountain side, " they said ; " No footstep e'er has mark'd that peak ; Hark to the wild-bird's warning shriek !
What to read after My Dream And Verses Miscellaneous?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wallace Herbert to read onlineMoreLess
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