Roses And Myrtles
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SONG. OH! LOOK INTO MY HEAKT, LOYE.
OH ! look into my heart, love ; Look deep, I do not fear ; The sacred inmost of my heart Is pure and true and clear.
Look freely ; for my heart, love, Has only room for thee ; No rival, lurking, hidden, Usurps thy right in me.
PASSING STRANGE. 149 PASSING STKANGE.
OH ! passing strange to be a wife !
In bands of love, in bonds for life Oh ! passing sweet to be a wife !
To live for love, to love for life. Oh ! Honey sweet the name of wife !
A name of love, of l...ove for life. To live in love, be loved through life, Ah ! this it is to be a wife.
WILLIE.
THE morn was bright, And my heart was light, When Willie embarked on the treacherous sea ; The sky was clear, And I felt no fear, For soon my brave Willie would come back to me.
150 ROSES AND MYRTLES.
In a rose-covered bower, I dreamed of the hour When Willie returning would stand by my side, In his beauty and strength, To receive at length The heart and the hand of a loving bride.
The time flew by, And I learned to sigh At the boisterous gale and the dashing wave ; With my heart like lead, Through unspoken dread That my Willie would lie in an ocean grave.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SONG. OH! LOOK INTO MY HEAKT, LOYE.
OH ! look into my heart, love ; Look deep, I do not fear ; The sacred inmost of my heart Is pure and true and clear.
Look freely ; for my heart, love, Has only room for thee ; No rival, lurking, hidden, Usurps thy right in me.
PASSING STRANGE. 149 PASSING STKANGE.
OH ! passing strange to be a wife !
In bands of love, in bonds for life Oh ! passing sweet to be a wife !
To live for love, to love for life. Oh ! Honey sweet the name of wife !
A name of love, of l...ove for life. To live in love, be loved through life, Ah ! this it is to be a wife.
WILLIE.
THE morn was bright, And my heart was light, When Willie embarked on the treacherous sea ; The sky was clear, And I felt no fear, For soon my brave Willie would come back to me.
150 ROSES AND MYRTLES.
In a rose-covered bower, I dreamed of the hour When Willie returning would stand by my side, In his beauty and strength, To receive at length The heart and the hand of a loving bride.
The time flew by, And I learned to sigh At the boisterous gale and the dashing wave ; With my heart like lead, Through unspoken dread That my Willie would lie in an ocean grave.
What to read after Roses And Myrtles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Jerusha Cornwall to read onlineMoreLess
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