Poems
Poems
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Free valley ! how cheerful, how cheering thy face !
Thine aspect the soul with soft ravishment thrills ; Eastward and westward enchanted we gaze.
On thy plain, running green thro"' thy corn-covered hills.
How pleasant from hence to contemplate at leisure, The objects that scattered before us appear ; * In coats of paint (woad). Q 3 J 82 A GLANCE FROM NOTTINGHAM PARH.
Roving over the scene, the eye glasses with pleasure^ Those objects our first recollections endear. The windmill on AVilford hill... whirling so merrily, The White House below like a cot in a wild wood, Spires, halls, and villages, smiling as cheerily As when they first rose on the gaze of our childhood ; Hedgerows running dark on the slope of each sunny hill, Haystacks and homesteads scattered over the scene, All these, happy valley, with pleasure the spirit fill, Keep thy charms ever fresh, and thy memory ever green.
And shall we not sing, too, the mansions around.
Cresting our Park's noble terrace of green ; Majestic they soar from the steep rising ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Free valley ! how cheerful, how cheering thy face !
Thine aspect the soul with soft ravishment thrills ; Eastward and westward enchanted we gaze.
On thy plain, running green thro"' thy corn-covered hills.
How pleasant from hence to contemplate at leisure, The objects that scattered before us appear ; * In coats of paint (woad). Q 3 J 82 A GLANCE FROM NOTTINGHAM PARH.
Roving over the scene, the eye glasses with pleasure^ Those objects our first recollections endear. The windmill on AVilford hill... whirling so merrily, The White House below like a cot in a wild wood, Spires, halls, and villages, smiling as cheerily As when they first rose on the gaze of our childhood ; Hedgerows running dark on the slope of each sunny hill, Haystacks and homesteads scattered over the scene, All these, happy valley, with pleasure the spirit fill, Keep thy charms ever fresh, and thy memory ever green.
And shall we not sing, too, the mansions around.
Cresting our Park's noble terrace of green ; Majestic they soar from the steep rising ground.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Hind to read onlineMoreLess
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