Pine, Rose And Fleur De Lis
Pine, Rose And Fleur De Lis
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Of all that Beauty ! Let it be said of such— Not that they loved their Canada the less But only— England— the more. Let it be said Of them, that nature did so feed their souls With all that was grand, illimitable, potent, fresh, That poesy failed them. Nature was all in all ; Too self-sufficing, strong, relentless, masterful, To aid the human spirit. Then there stole From English valleys, leafy lanes, high hills.
From sloping uplands, farms and lichened towers.
From roofless ruins gracious in d...ecay — Something— a sentiment, aspiration, wish — That soothed, inspired at once, that gave for wild Dissatisfaction, peace. Dear England ! I— I have not — ^yet I fain had been— thy child !
Digitized by VjOOQ IC ON DURDHAM DOWN. 81 ON DURDHAM DOWN.
O who will come and view with me The glory of the chestnut tree ?
And who with me will fondly laud, Forgetting carven ones abroad, In London, Moscow, or in Rome, This green and more harmonious dome?
If such a friend exist for me.
Let him make haste, come soon, that we Together rosy rain may share.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of all that Beauty ! Let it be said of such— Not that they loved their Canada the less But only— England— the more. Let it be said Of them, that nature did so feed their souls With all that was grand, illimitable, potent, fresh, That poesy failed them. Nature was all in all ; Too self-sufficing, strong, relentless, masterful, To aid the human spirit. Then there stole From English valleys, leafy lanes, high hills.
From sloping uplands, farms and lichened towers.
From roofless ruins gracious in d...ecay — Something— a sentiment, aspiration, wish — That soothed, inspired at once, that gave for wild Dissatisfaction, peace. Dear England ! I— I have not — ^yet I fain had been— thy child !
Digitized by VjOOQ IC ON DURDHAM DOWN. 81 ON DURDHAM DOWN.
O who will come and view with me The glory of the chestnut tree ?
And who with me will fondly laud, Forgetting carven ones abroad, In London, Moscow, or in Rome, This green and more harmonious dome?
If such a friend exist for me.
Let him make haste, come soon, that we Together rosy rain may share.
What to read after Pine, Rose And Fleur De Lis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harrison Susie Frances to read onlineMoreLess
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