Songs And Ballads
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Softly, freely fall the tearo, Sadly pass the hours away ; Nothing now my spirit cheers, Since they buried Minnie Grey !
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Now my heart with grief is riven, Hopeless pass life's sands away ; But 't is bliss to know in heaven I shall meet sweet Minnie Grey.
Softly, freely fidl the tears, Sadly pass the hours away ; Nothing now my spirit cheers.
Since they buried Minnie Grey !
143 IN BLISS WE SHALL MEET THEE.
MUSIC BY PROF. WM. STRIBY.
I.
How sad to return to the home where, light-hearted, We m...ingled in pleasures oi friendship each year, And find from its halls that bright star has departed Who once was the light and the life of its sphere.
II.
Her form, only granted awhile as a token Of love fix)m its Maker, is doomed to decay ; Like cloud-wreaths at evening which rude winds have broken, Her vision-like beauty soon faded away.
III.
We hung on her lips as she gave the last greeting, And bade her adieu with a tear-moistened eye ; Nor thought for one moment 't would be our last meeting, Till we pass to her own starry home in the sky.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Softly, freely fall the tearo, Sadly pass the hours away ; Nothing now my spirit cheers, Since they buried Minnie Grey !
ni.
Now my heart with grief is riven, Hopeless pass life's sands away ; But 't is bliss to know in heaven I shall meet sweet Minnie Grey.
Softly, freely fidl the tears, Sadly pass the hours away ; Nothing now my spirit cheers.
Since they buried Minnie Grey !
143 IN BLISS WE SHALL MEET THEE.
MUSIC BY PROF. WM. STRIBY.
I.
How sad to return to the home where, light-hearted, We m...ingled in pleasures oi friendship each year, And find from its halls that bright star has departed Who once was the light and the life of its sphere.
II.
Her form, only granted awhile as a token Of love fix)m its Maker, is doomed to decay ; Like cloud-wreaths at evening which rude winds have broken, Her vision-like beauty soon faded away.
III.
We hung on her lips as she gave the last greeting, And bade her adieu with a tear-moistened eye ; Nor thought for one moment 't would be our last meeting, Till we pass to her own starry home in the sky.
What to read after Songs And Ballads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sidney Dyer to read onlineMoreLess
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