Songs of Lymington
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" Toll, oh winds ! and waters, toll ! Saddest music of tlie deep, Sing a requiem for the soul Of little Maggie ! " " Mourn and weep, Waves that linger round her bed ! Where within a coral cave, Yellow sands beneath her spread, We have made her lowly grave. " " Silver shells about her lie ; Silver waters, gliding clear, Make with your low lullaby, Silver murmurs in her ear ; Whispering of a mother's tear, And a grief that may not die. " 55 LILIES OF THE VALLEY.
What is that tho thrushes cry Thro...ugh the shaded alley ?
" By the streamlet you may spy Lilies of tho valley. " Flashing wators come and go, Tarn, and gush, and rally : You may hoar them murmur " Lilios of tho valL 56 LILIES OF THE VALLEY.
Eose-leaves floating down the wave, Each a fairy's galley, Blushing say — u Oh, pure and grave Lilies of the valley ! " Beetles creeping in the glade Make a start and sally ; Crying — " Hide us in your shade, Lilies of the valley ! " Honeyed buds and insects quaint Toy, and toss, and dally ; Singing — " Who would be a saint, Lilies of the valley ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Toll, oh winds ! and waters, toll ! Saddest music of tlie deep, Sing a requiem for the soul Of little Maggie ! " " Mourn and weep, Waves that linger round her bed ! Where within a coral cave, Yellow sands beneath her spread, We have made her lowly grave. " " Silver shells about her lie ; Silver waters, gliding clear, Make with your low lullaby, Silver murmurs in her ear ; Whispering of a mother's tear, And a grief that may not die. " 55 LILIES OF THE VALLEY.
What is that tho thrushes cry Thro...ugh the shaded alley ?
" By the streamlet you may spy Lilies of tho valley. " Flashing wators come and go, Tarn, and gush, and rally : You may hoar them murmur " Lilios of tho valL 56 LILIES OF THE VALLEY.
Eose-leaves floating down the wave, Each a fairy's galley, Blushing say — u Oh, pure and grave Lilies of the valley ! " Beetles creeping in the glade Make a start and sally ; Crying — " Hide us in your shade, Lilies of the valley ! " Honeyed buds and insects quaint Toy, and toss, and dally ; Singing — " Who would be a saint, Lilies of the valley ?
What to read after Songs of Lymington?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Doman to read onlineMoreLess
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