Old Hall Rhymes
Old Hall Rhymes
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With her hands, the letter holding.
Closely, closely to her breast ; She had found in Death a refuge From a broken heart's unrest.
Laura Merton. 59 Peace to lovely Laura Merton, May her soul know sweet repose ; Here on earth we do not blame her, Love was lost and life would close. In the land to which she hasten'd, God who reigns, is Lord of Love — May He take her to His bosom.
And her grief Himself remove. .
OWD DAVID-AT-MAJOR'S.
'nr^H' yung spring sun 's fun it 's way to th' fowt, -*■ An' kis...ses th' window cheek, An' sends across my sanded floor, A thin, breet gowden streak. My fire is burnin' low i' th' grate, An' wears a thowtful look ; An' aw' m just thinkin' to mysel, Keawer't dea\vn i' th' chimbly nook.
Oiod David-at-Majo}^ s. 6t Aw 'm thinkin' it 's lung, lung ago Sin aw wur i' my teens, An' backward i' my life aw goo To owden days an' scenes. Aw 'm seven-an'-eighty yer of age, An' every yure 's gone grey ; They once wur dark — God help my heart — Aw 've awther'd i' my day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With her hands, the letter holding.
Closely, closely to her breast ; She had found in Death a refuge From a broken heart's unrest.
Laura Merton. 59 Peace to lovely Laura Merton, May her soul know sweet repose ; Here on earth we do not blame her, Love was lost and life would close. In the land to which she hasten'd, God who reigns, is Lord of Love — May He take her to His bosom.
And her grief Himself remove. .
OWD DAVID-AT-MAJOR'S.
'nr^H' yung spring sun 's fun it 's way to th' fowt, -*■ An' kis...ses th' window cheek, An' sends across my sanded floor, A thin, breet gowden streak. My fire is burnin' low i' th' grate, An' wears a thowtful look ; An' aw' m just thinkin' to mysel, Keawer't dea\vn i' th' chimbly nook.
Oiod David-at-Majo}^ s. 6t Aw 'm thinkin' it 's lung, lung ago Sin aw wur i' my teens, An' backward i' my life aw goo To owden days an' scenes. Aw 'm seven-an'-eighty yer of age, An' every yure 's gone grey ; They once wur dark — God help my heart — Aw 've awther'd i' my day.
What to read after Old Hall Rhymes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R R Bealey to read onlineMoreLess
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