Songs And Rhymes: English And French
Songs And Rhymes: English And French
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Bears a dead face that's whiter still, Digitized byCnOOQlC 50 LOVE SONG.
My will is gone to sleep, dear, And only you can wake it ; My heart is in your keep, dear, To hold or drop and break it One day I hold most dear, sweet.
The day when first I met you ; One thing to me's most clear, sweet, I never can forget you.
Digitized byCnOOQlC LOVE SONG, 51 Daylight without your eyes, dear, For me all brightness misses.
And most in life I prize, dear.
The memory of your kisses.
Digitized byCjOOQlC 52 A... SONG OF. THE ICE.
Above the calm sky seems to sleep ; The glacier breeze blows cool and sweet ; The blue crevasse lies wide'and deep, A second sky beneath our feet.
On every side we see the snow, Fields of pure white instead of green.
And here and there we catch the low Clear music of some stream unseen.
Digitized byCnOOQlC A SONG OF THE ICE. 53 At each stroke of the sturdy axe Ice diamonds tinkle down the slope ; 'Neath crunching heels the n€\€ cracks, Our feet are firm, and firm our rope.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bears a dead face that's whiter still, Digitized byCnOOQlC 50 LOVE SONG.
My will is gone to sleep, dear, And only you can wake it ; My heart is in your keep, dear, To hold or drop and break it One day I hold most dear, sweet.
The day when first I met you ; One thing to me's most clear, sweet, I never can forget you.
Digitized byCnOOQlC LOVE SONG, 51 Daylight without your eyes, dear, For me all brightness misses.
And most in life I prize, dear.
The memory of your kisses.
Digitized byCjOOQlC 52 A... SONG OF. THE ICE.
Above the calm sky seems to sleep ; The glacier breeze blows cool and sweet ; The blue crevasse lies wide'and deep, A second sky beneath our feet.
On every side we see the snow, Fields of pure white instead of green.
And here and there we catch the low Clear music of some stream unseen.
Digitized byCnOOQlC A SONG OF THE ICE. 53 At each stroke of the sturdy axe Ice diamonds tinkle down the slope ; 'Neath crunching heels the n€\€ cracks, Our feet are firm, and firm our rope.
What to read after Songs And Rhymes: English And French?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Herries Pollock to read onlineMoreLess
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