One Hundred Songs of Pierre Jean De Branger
One Hundred Songs of Pierre Jean De Branger
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When from life's dawn man finds himself so far. All his romances of the shortest are : Nor can I hope that long 'twill be my fate Of love's romance to lengthen out the date.
Ah ! happy he who can in mistress find The friendship that belongs to sister kind !
Joy's wild delirium 'tis to thee I owe ; From thee the sweetness of kind cares I know.
The well-dra^vn hero, the pretended sage, In long romance our pity may engage; But with some leaves of Friendship's soft romance These, when compared, are... scarcely worth a glance.
A dull romance would our own history make ; But, Sophy, pleasure in the thought I take. That on Love's breast 'twill be thy fate to lie. And charmed by pleasures see thy moments fly. Ah ! may'st thou long, as fair and gay as now. With crowns of flowers bedeck thy beauteous brow; And never be it thine to shed one tear O'er the romance that life presents us here !
218 LE CHANT DU COSAQUE.
MA CONTEMPORAINE.
COutLET JECRIT SUR l'aLBCM DK MADAME DF. M***.
Vous vous vantez d'avoir mon age : Sachez que rAmour n'en croit rien.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When from life's dawn man finds himself so far. All his romances of the shortest are : Nor can I hope that long 'twill be my fate Of love's romance to lengthen out the date.
Ah ! happy he who can in mistress find The friendship that belongs to sister kind !
Joy's wild delirium 'tis to thee I owe ; From thee the sweetness of kind cares I know.
The well-dra^vn hero, the pretended sage, In long romance our pity may engage; But with some leaves of Friendship's soft romance These, when compared, are... scarcely worth a glance.
A dull romance would our own history make ; But, Sophy, pleasure in the thought I take. That on Love's breast 'twill be thy fate to lie. And charmed by pleasures see thy moments fly. Ah ! may'st thou long, as fair and gay as now. With crowns of flowers bedeck thy beauteous brow; And never be it thine to shed one tear O'er the romance that life presents us here !
218 LE CHANT DU COSAQUE.
MA CONTEMPORAINE.
COutLET JECRIT SUR l'aLBCM DK MADAME DF. M***.
Vous vous vantez d'avoir mon age : Sachez que rAmour n'en croit rien.
What to read after One Hundred Songs of Pierre Jean De Branger?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Béranger, Pierre Jean De, 1780-1857 to read onlineMoreLess
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