Rhymes From the Santa Barbara Hills
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I hear her sing. O sweet refrain: I feel I am a boy again.
[17] THE FAIRY BELLS RING From slender eucalyptus trees Whose tops are swaying in the breeze, I hear the fairies' silver bells ring, ^^Ting ting ting-a-ling ling" — O days of Spring, When fairy bells ring ''Ting ting ting-a-ling ing.
how the birds exultant sing, And breezes sweetest odors bring.
And then the fairies' silver bells ring, ''Ting ting ting-a-ling ling' — O days of Spring, When fairy bells ring "Ting ting ting-a-ling ling/^ ...1 have no sorrow, I have no care; They float away upon the air; They go when fairies' silver bells ring, "Ting ting ting-a-ling ling" — O days of Spring, When fairy bells ring "Ting ting ting-a-ling ling." The brook in the canyon sings its song, Flappy and merry it rushes on.
And to its music fairy bells ring, "Ting ting ting-a-ling ling" — O days of Spring, When fairy bells ring "Ting ting ting-a-ling ling" [18] Of death and such I'm ne'er afraid; From stufif of birds and flowers I'm made; I'll float away as fairy bells ring, ^^Ting ting ting-a-ling ling' — O days of Spring, My requiem the fairy bells ring.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I hear her sing. O sweet refrain: I feel I am a boy again.
[17] THE FAIRY BELLS RING From slender eucalyptus trees Whose tops are swaying in the breeze, I hear the fairies' silver bells ring, ^^Ting ting ting-a-ling ling" — O days of Spring, When fairy bells ring ''Ting ting ting-a-ling ing.
how the birds exultant sing, And breezes sweetest odors bring.
And then the fairies' silver bells ring, ''Ting ting ting-a-ling ling' — O days of Spring, When fairy bells ring "Ting ting ting-a-ling ling/^ ...1 have no sorrow, I have no care; They float away upon the air; They go when fairies' silver bells ring, "Ting ting ting-a-ling ling" — O days of Spring, When fairy bells ring "Ting ting ting-a-ling ling." The brook in the canyon sings its song, Flappy and merry it rushes on.
And to its music fairy bells ring, "Ting ting ting-a-ling ling" — O days of Spring, When fairy bells ring "Ting ting ting-a-ling ling" [18] Of death and such I'm ne'er afraid; From stufif of birds and flowers I'm made; I'll float away as fairy bells ring, ^^Ting ting ting-a-ling ling' — O days of Spring, My requiem the fairy bells ring.
What to read after Rhymes From the Santa Barbara Hills?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stowe, Charles Edward, B. 1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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