Savillons Elegies Or Poems
Savillons Elegies Or Poems
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Where now the fportive throng of village fame, Which late did thy deferted void adorn ?
The faireft offspring of the faireft dame !
Aflembled there, the prattling infant crew .
Would oft the day in harmlefs mirth employ; There would they Ikip, their jocund pranks renew, Thofe pranks of youth, which never, never cloy.
There I too, once like them, in giddy play, "A thoughtlefs child, would fportamid thybow'rs:' Uncheck'd by cares, and innocently gay, Regardlefs of the fleeting happy hours.
Ye flo...w'ry meads, where oft I've toy'd along, And cull'd the violet blue the primrofe fvveet, Where oft I've bafk'd, thy od'rous fcents among, My little heart with happinefs replete.
This rofe, which now exalts its mufky head, And rich perfumes thus fcatters in the air ; A few (hort days may view for ever dead, Perhaps, ere long, a weed may forrow there !
Yet fate forbid ! though now another's boon, Unfullied may thy flow'rs, thy fweets remain; Which cold neglect might damp, alas ! too foon ! And not a flow'r its wonted fcent retain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where now the fportive throng of village fame, Which late did thy deferted void adorn ?
The faireft offspring of the faireft dame !
Aflembled there, the prattling infant crew .
Would oft the day in harmlefs mirth employ; There would they Ikip, their jocund pranks renew, Thofe pranks of youth, which never, never cloy.
There I too, once like them, in giddy play, "A thoughtlefs child, would fportamid thybow'rs:' Uncheck'd by cares, and innocently gay, Regardlefs of the fleeting happy hours.
Ye flo...w'ry meads, where oft I've toy'd along, And cull'd the violet blue the primrofe fvveet, Where oft I've bafk'd, thy od'rous fcents among, My little heart with happinefs replete.
This rofe, which now exalts its mufky head, And rich perfumes thus fcatters in the air ; A few (hort days may view for ever dead, Perhaps, ere long, a weed may forrow there !
Yet fate forbid ! though now another's boon, Unfullied may thy flow'rs, thy fweets remain; Which cold neglect might damp, alas ! too foon ! And not a flow'r its wonted fcent retain.
What to read after Savillons Elegies Or Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J James Wallace to read onlineMoreLess
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