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aM^ M- CORK A LINN CLOSE TO WHICH IS WALLACES TOWER T ORD of the vale ! astounding^ Flood The dullest leaf in this thick wood Quakes — conscious of thy power ; The caves reply with hollow moan ; And vibrates, to its central stone, Yon time-cemented Tower And yet how fair the rural scene ! For thou, O Clyde, hast ever been Beneficent as strong ; Pleased in refreshing dews to steep The little trembling flowers that peep Thy shelving rocks among.
Hence all who love their country, love To look o\\ ...thee — delight to rove Where they thy voice can hear ; And, to the patriot-warrior's Shade, Lord o\ the vale ! to Heroes laid In dust, that voice is dear !
Wordsworth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
aM^ M- CORK A LINN CLOSE TO WHICH IS WALLACES TOWER T ORD of the vale ! astounding^ Flood The dullest leaf in this thick wood Quakes — conscious of thy power ; The caves reply with hollow moan ; And vibrates, to its central stone, Yon time-cemented Tower And yet how fair the rural scene ! For thou, O Clyde, hast ever been Beneficent as strong ; Pleased in refreshing dews to steep The little trembling flowers that peep Thy shelving rocks among.
Hence all who love their country, love To look o\\ ...thee — delight to rove Where they thy voice can hear ; And, to the patriot-warrior's Shade, Lord o\ the vale ! to Heroes laid In dust, that voice is dear !
Wordsworth.
t fN ^ c D ' wsiix ^^
What to read after Scotland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joan Berenice Reynolds to read onlineMoreLess
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