Songs And Sonnets
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Digitized by LjOOQ LC 96 &\l* IKg&tingal* O Nightingale ! thou chorister of spring, Thou harbinger of summer ! when I hear Thy silver piping in the moonlight clear, I too, like all the better bards, must bring My little wreath of roses to the king Of songsters ; but I hold thee not so dear For the mere delectation of my ear, As for the loving lesson thou dost sing, Who dost transform the vacillating May Into a constant summer for thy mate, Though won, not therefore to be no more wooed, Consolin...g her by night as well as day . With sweet proximity and passionate Outpouring of thy love's solicitude !
Digitized by LjOOQ lC 97 feting $mir Where Malvern's Wynd surveys two counties o'er, Bowered on the point beneath the Beacon's height, I realised my vision of delight In listening to the queen of song once more.
Her lustrous eyes beamed tender as of yore, Still throbbed her throat pulsating in my sight, Not with her note sustained that woke the night And filled the world with ecstasy before, But with her gently-warbling swift refrain, As sitting with her grandchild on her knee She poured her soft enchantments in his ear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Digitized by LjOOQ LC 96 &\l* IKg&tingal* O Nightingale ! thou chorister of spring, Thou harbinger of summer ! when I hear Thy silver piping in the moonlight clear, I too, like all the better bards, must bring My little wreath of roses to the king Of songsters ; but I hold thee not so dear For the mere delectation of my ear, As for the loving lesson thou dost sing, Who dost transform the vacillating May Into a constant summer for thy mate, Though won, not therefore to be no more wooed, Consolin...g her by night as well as day . With sweet proximity and passionate Outpouring of thy love's solicitude !
Digitized by LjOOQ lC 97 feting $mir Where Malvern's Wynd surveys two counties o'er, Bowered on the point beneath the Beacon's height, I realised my vision of delight In listening to the queen of song once more.
Her lustrous eyes beamed tender as of yore, Still throbbed her throat pulsating in my sight, Not with her note sustained that woke the night And filled the world with ecstasy before, But with her gently-warbling swift refrain, As sitting with her grandchild on her knee She poured her soft enchantments in his ear.
What to read after Songs And Sonnets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Acton to read onlineMoreLess
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