Poems
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PASS OF THE TETE NOIRE. Beautiful Valley ! though the clouds still cling To the stern summits of the hills which close Around, in their chill arms embosoming Thy summer loveliness, the wand'rer knows How great thine undimm'd glories ! still as flows Thy bright blue torrent, on its headlong way Dashing from rock to rock, and downward throws Its waters steaming high with silv'ry spray, His soul drinks in thy charms, nor cares from thee to V. THE VALLEY OF THE RHONE, FROM THE FORCLAZ. A mist envel...opes us in its soft cloud Now it has pass'd (so melts in death away That veil, which from the Christian's gaze doth shroud The dazzling mansions of Eternal Day, ) Is it a freak of wayward fancy's play ? Or is it a reality ? we stand Upon this hill the mists disclose our way, And break around the picture of a land Which wears the loveliness of an aerial strand ! * * ', * * "j| VI. THE HOSPICE OF THE GREAT ST. BERNARD. Here, ' mid the snows where icy Winter reigns, While genial Summer gladdens, down below, The sunny vineyards and luxuriant plains Of Val D 'Aosta with its ruddiest glow Here, meek Benevolence !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PASS OF THE TETE NOIRE. Beautiful Valley ! though the clouds still cling To the stern summits of the hills which close Around, in their chill arms embosoming Thy summer loveliness, the wand'rer knows How great thine undimm'd glories ! still as flows Thy bright blue torrent, on its headlong way Dashing from rock to rock, and downward throws Its waters steaming high with silv'ry spray, His soul drinks in thy charms, nor cares from thee to V. THE VALLEY OF THE RHONE, FROM THE FORCLAZ. A mist envel...opes us in its soft cloud Now it has pass'd (so melts in death away That veil, which from the Christian's gaze doth shroud The dazzling mansions of Eternal Day, ) Is it a freak of wayward fancy's play ? Or is it a reality ? we stand Upon this hill the mists disclose our way, And break around the picture of a land Which wears the loveliness of an aerial strand ! * * ', * * "j| VI. THE HOSPICE OF THE GREAT ST. BERNARD. Here, ' mid the snows where icy Winter reigns, While genial Summer gladdens, down below, The sunny vineyards and luxuriant plains Of Val D 'Aosta with its ruddiest glow Here, meek Benevolence !
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tressilian George Nicholas to read onlineMoreLess
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