Roses And Rue
Roses And Rue
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IN THE PALACE OF LEONTES.
Sicilian summer at its tide Aflush with bud and bloom, Sat smiling like a new-made bride Clothed from a magic loom.
On all the lawns cool fountains play.
From windows banners flare, Caste triumphs, yet Love wins the day, And sits a victor there.
The shepherd maid looks down to see The whole world at her feet — She hears the music from the sea Sweep in upon the street.
The crown of Love, the marriage bell Rings from the belfry clear, Bohemia's hope, Sicilian spell Of jo...y, rounds out the sphere, Digitized by Google 36 J^iy^ FAIR WOMEN.
Love triumphs; smiling over all, The Knight in toumey crowned — For him each beauty from the wall Casts flowers on the ground.
Sicilian Summer smiling sweet, On twice a princess shone, Royal that Nature's graces meet In womanhood alone.
Ah! higher than her pride of birth, Than place and power and name, — Her rustic grace, her modest worth.
Her blush of maiden shame.
Sweet Princess of the sylvan wild, *Mong flowers and honey bees, The praise you won, as Nature's child.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IN THE PALACE OF LEONTES.
Sicilian summer at its tide Aflush with bud and bloom, Sat smiling like a new-made bride Clothed from a magic loom.
On all the lawns cool fountains play.
From windows banners flare, Caste triumphs, yet Love wins the day, And sits a victor there.
The shepherd maid looks down to see The whole world at her feet — She hears the music from the sea Sweep in upon the street.
The crown of Love, the marriage bell Rings from the belfry clear, Bohemia's hope, Sicilian spell Of jo...y, rounds out the sphere, Digitized by Google 36 J^iy^ FAIR WOMEN.
Love triumphs; smiling over all, The Knight in toumey crowned — For him each beauty from the wall Casts flowers on the ground.
Sicilian Summer smiling sweet, On twice a princess shone, Royal that Nature's graces meet In womanhood alone.
Ah! higher than her pride of birth, Than place and power and name, — Her rustic grace, her modest worth.
Her blush of maiden shame.
Sweet Princess of the sylvan wild, *Mong flowers and honey bees, The praise you won, as Nature's child.
What to read after Roses And Rue?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Alexander Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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