Poems From John Ogroats
Poems From John Ogroats
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that risest with the dawn, I love to hear thy raptured voice, As, mounting upwards on the wing, Thou bid'st the fields rejoice.
How wildly beautiful thy lay, That tells of coming buds and flowers — Of gorgeous summer's bright array, Of sweet and sunny hours.
All sights and sounds which swell the heart, With joy that grows almost to pain, Delightful lyrist of the sky, Are in thy thrilling strain.
Of happy days—long, long ago- Each liquid burst remindeth me, When warm with fancy's earliest glow, ...I blithely sung like thee.
Nor dreamt that life had aught of care- Alas ! those happy days are flown ; Yet still on nature's charms I dote — Poet of heaven sing on.
t2 ptiftrt €mx h pm Richard, tho ''hero of the Crusades, " on his way from Palestine to England, was unfortunately thrown into prison. His place of con- finement was; discovered by his court minstrel, Blondel; and he was finally liberated on a heavy ransom being paid for him by his subjects to Henry VI. , Emperor of Germany.
Twice seven long dreary months had passed, With light and shade, away, Since Richard of the lion heart In Austrian prison lay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
that risest with the dawn, I love to hear thy raptured voice, As, mounting upwards on the wing, Thou bid'st the fields rejoice.
How wildly beautiful thy lay, That tells of coming buds and flowers — Of gorgeous summer's bright array, Of sweet and sunny hours.
All sights and sounds which swell the heart, With joy that grows almost to pain, Delightful lyrist of the sky, Are in thy thrilling strain.
Of happy days—long, long ago- Each liquid burst remindeth me, When warm with fancy's earliest glow, ...I blithely sung like thee.
Nor dreamt that life had aught of care- Alas ! those happy days are flown ; Yet still on nature's charms I dote — Poet of heaven sing on.
t2 ptiftrt €mx h pm Richard, tho ''hero of the Crusades, " on his way from Palestine to England, was unfortunately thrown into prison. His place of con- finement was; discovered by his court minstrel, Blondel; and he was finally liberated on a heavy ransom being paid for him by his subjects to Henry VI. , Emperor of Germany.
Twice seven long dreary months had passed, With light and shade, away, Since Richard of the lion heart In Austrian prison lay.
What to read after Poems From John Ogroats?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Traill Calder to read onlineMoreLess
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