Old Humphreys Friendly Appeals
Old Humphreys Friendly Appeals
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" Few have revelled more freely in country scenes with more lively joy and thankfulness than myself; whatever may have been the hour of the day, or the season of the year. Some of these scenes return upon me now : ON SUNNY MUSINGS. 213 Oh 1 have seen the red deer run In fair Glentilt, what time the sun Has flung upon the fairy ground A sweet and mellow radiance round : And climb'd the heights of Ben y Gloe; And heard the eagle scream below ; And mark'd, mid summer's burning view, The snowy plai...d of Ben Mac Dhu. But neither glen, nor fairy ground Nor yet the red deer's lithesome bound ; Nor Ben y Gloe, with healthy breast ; Nor Ben Mac Dhu's more lofty crest ; Nor eagle, wth his pinion strong, And rapid flight, demand my song.
Some of my readers may remember a striking sunset described by me ; and as it will furnish a kind of contrast with the scene that will follow it, I shall make no apology for again referring to it.
The setting sun, gorgeous in glory, was mir- rored in a glassy lake, partly surrounded with peaked mountains.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Few have revelled more freely in country scenes with more lively joy and thankfulness than myself; whatever may have been the hour of the day, or the season of the year. Some of these scenes return upon me now : ON SUNNY MUSINGS. 213 Oh 1 have seen the red deer run In fair Glentilt, what time the sun Has flung upon the fairy ground A sweet and mellow radiance round : And climb'd the heights of Ben y Gloe; And heard the eagle scream below ; And mark'd, mid summer's burning view, The snowy plai...d of Ben Mac Dhu. But neither glen, nor fairy ground Nor yet the red deer's lithesome bound ; Nor Ben y Gloe, with healthy breast ; Nor Ben Mac Dhu's more lofty crest ; Nor eagle, wth his pinion strong, And rapid flight, demand my song.
Some of my readers may remember a striking sunset described by me ; and as it will furnish a kind of contrast with the scene that will follow it, I shall make no apology for again referring to it.
The setting sun, gorgeous in glory, was mir- rored in a glassy lake, partly surrounded with peaked mountains.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 1787 1854 Old Humphrey to read onlineMoreLess
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