Songs And Poems in Three Parts
Songs And Poems in Three Parts
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IV.
Sing, sweet thrushes, up and sing !
Wile us with a merry glee, To the flowery haunts of spring — To the angler's trysting tree. Tell sweet thrushes, tell to me, Are there flowers 'neath our willow tree ? Spring and flowers at the trysting tree ?
ANGLING SONGS. 45 FAST, FAST &c.
i. Fast ! fast ! we have him fast, A prime one by the gleam ! In the old Laird's shadowy cast Above the Elshie stream ; 'Tis a salmon plump and strong-, Newly run from the distant brine, Newly run, newly run, — a rig...ht thundering one ! Tell him line.
ii. Away, he darts away, Across the shining Tweed, Nor art nor arm can stay The noble creature's speed ; From our reel the swift line spins, As he feels the galling scar, And in vain, all in vain, shakes his lengthening chain From afar.
46 ANGLING SONGS.
III. To shore, slow draw to shore ; The light boat edges in, While moves the cautious oar, Like some sea-prowler's fin In the creeks of an Indian isle ; Now the flowery bank we've gained, And in hand, firm in hand, with our labouring wand Hold him chained.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IV.
Sing, sweet thrushes, up and sing !
Wile us with a merry glee, To the flowery haunts of spring — To the angler's trysting tree. Tell sweet thrushes, tell to me, Are there flowers 'neath our willow tree ? Spring and flowers at the trysting tree ?
ANGLING SONGS. 45 FAST, FAST &c.
i. Fast ! fast ! we have him fast, A prime one by the gleam ! In the old Laird's shadowy cast Above the Elshie stream ; 'Tis a salmon plump and strong-, Newly run from the distant brine, Newly run, newly run, — a rig...ht thundering one ! Tell him line.
ii. Away, he darts away, Across the shining Tweed, Nor art nor arm can stay The noble creature's speed ; From our reel the swift line spins, As he feels the galling scar, And in vain, all in vain, shakes his lengthening chain From afar.
46 ANGLING SONGS.
III. To shore, slow draw to shore ; The light boat edges in, While moves the cautious oar, Like some sea-prowler's fin In the creeks of an Indian isle ; Now the flowery bank we've gained, And in hand, firm in hand, with our labouring wand Hold him chained.
What to read after Songs And Poems in Three Parts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Tod Stoddart to read onlineMoreLess
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