Scenes of Youth Revisited
Scenes of Youth Revisited
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30 SCENES OF YOUTH.
Sweet place to spend a good old age ! And whence to speed, as from its cage The captive bird, and soar away To regions of eternal day, Where weary age is felt no more, And sin and sorrow all are o'er.
Behold that vale before you spread ! That man must have a soul twice dead, Who, all unmov'd, covild walk along, And hear the skylark's blithesome song ; The cuckoo singing, while on wing, His dissyllabic Ode to Spring ; The cushat in the shady grove, Acooing to his chosen love;... (3. ) PART I. 31 The blackbird in the thorny brake ; And little songsters that awake The sleeping echoes, to repeat Their varied notes, so loud, so sweet.
Lives there a man who, all nnglad, Could see that vale — those pastures clad With corn and flocks, or listless hear Tlieir shouts of joy rise to the ear ( )f Him by Avhom they are 1 If so, His soul is tuneless, or in woe.
If we could only Avakc the lyre Of Virgil, or of Homer's fire A little catch, in truth, we 'd weave, In deathless song, that scene we leave — A song not set to mournful tune, Like "Banks and braes o' bonnie Doon;" 32 SCENES OF YOUTH.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
30 SCENES OF YOUTH.
Sweet place to spend a good old age ! And whence to speed, as from its cage The captive bird, and soar away To regions of eternal day, Where weary age is felt no more, And sin and sorrow all are o'er.
Behold that vale before you spread ! That man must have a soul twice dead, Who, all unmov'd, covild walk along, And hear the skylark's blithesome song ; The cuckoo singing, while on wing, His dissyllabic Ode to Spring ; The cushat in the shady grove, Acooing to his chosen love;... (3. ) PART I. 31 The blackbird in the thorny brake ; And little songsters that awake The sleeping echoes, to repeat Their varied notes, so loud, so sweet.
Lives there a man who, all nnglad, Could see that vale — those pastures clad With corn and flocks, or listless hear Tlieir shouts of joy rise to the ear ( )f Him by Avhom they are 1 If so, His soul is tuneless, or in woe.
If we could only Avakc the lyre Of Virgil, or of Homer's fire A little catch, in truth, we 'd weave, In deathless song, that scene we leave — A song not set to mournful tune, Like "Banks and braes o' bonnie Doon;" 32 SCENES OF YOUTH.
What to read after Scenes of Youth Revisited?
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