Odds And Ends C
Odds And Ends C
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Thus Pleasure's sun, which hath So long denied its ray, Now shines upon our evening path My ain auld Robin Gray.
By night, the storm was gone, The wave had sunk to rest ; The trembling beam reflected shone On ocean's tranquil breast. Oh thus, cried I, in peace May our night pass away ; And thus may all our sorrows cease My ain auld Robin Gray.
76 FANCY NOT, DEAR, I CAN E'ER FORGET.
FANCY not, dear, I can e'er forget Tby smile in the beauties that round me I sec . My heart, for a moment, may wan...der but yet It returns still the fonder, the truer to thcc. The cheeks of our maidens are blooming with youth, And the brightest of eyes in our firmament shine ; But those cannot match the pure blushes of truth, Nor these the intelligent lustre of thine. Then fancy not, dear, I can e'er forget Thy smile in the beauties that round me I see ; My heart, for a moment, may wander but yet It returns still the fonder, the truer to thce.
77 Oh, what were the landscape displayed to our sight, Though rich as the pencil of Nature e'er drew, Were it not for the sunbeam that pierces its night, And calls forth each slumbering beauty to view ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus Pleasure's sun, which hath So long denied its ray, Now shines upon our evening path My ain auld Robin Gray.
By night, the storm was gone, The wave had sunk to rest ; The trembling beam reflected shone On ocean's tranquil breast. Oh thus, cried I, in peace May our night pass away ; And thus may all our sorrows cease My ain auld Robin Gray.
76 FANCY NOT, DEAR, I CAN E'ER FORGET.
FANCY not, dear, I can e'er forget Tby smile in the beauties that round me I sec . My heart, for a moment, may wan...der but yet It returns still the fonder, the truer to thcc. The cheeks of our maidens are blooming with youth, And the brightest of eyes in our firmament shine ; But those cannot match the pure blushes of truth, Nor these the intelligent lustre of thine. Then fancy not, dear, I can e'er forget Thy smile in the beauties that round me I see ; My heart, for a moment, may wander but yet It returns still the fonder, the truer to thce.
77 Oh, what were the landscape displayed to our sight, Though rich as the pencil of Nature e'er drew, Were it not for the sunbeam that pierces its night, And calls forth each slumbering beauty to view ?
What to read after Odds And Ends C?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Sweeny to read onlineMoreLess
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