Songs of Old France
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" It is situate in Normandy between Havre and Rouen. M. Masson.
136 MY NORMANDY Feedeeic Beeat 1800—1855 When all things waken from their trance, And winter elsewhere turns ; When to the skies of our fair France A kindlier sun returns ; When green again is every tree, When the swallow skims the earth, I seek once more my Normandy, Tis the land that gave me birth.
Through vales Helvetian I have been, By her chalets and glaciers, The skies of Italy have seen, And Venetian gondoliers ; But while s...aluting each country, I said ; no retreat upon earth Is fairer than my Normandy, Tis the land that gave me birth.
137 In all our lives there comes a stage When every dream must end, When the soul pensive grov^^n in age Takes memory for a friend ; And when my muse will sing to me Of love no more, nor of mirth, I shall seek again my Normandy, Tis the land that gave me birth.
138 THE YOUNG POET DYING Feedekic Berat 1800—1855 Sweet dreams of fame I long for, Love, glory, hopes youth bore, Loved one I sang my song for.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" It is situate in Normandy between Havre and Rouen. M. Masson.
136 MY NORMANDY Feedeeic Beeat 1800—1855 When all things waken from their trance, And winter elsewhere turns ; When to the skies of our fair France A kindlier sun returns ; When green again is every tree, When the swallow skims the earth, I seek once more my Normandy, Tis the land that gave me birth.
Through vales Helvetian I have been, By her chalets and glaciers, The skies of Italy have seen, And Venetian gondoliers ; But while s...aluting each country, I said ; no retreat upon earth Is fairer than my Normandy, Tis the land that gave me birth.
137 In all our lives there comes a stage When every dream must end, When the soul pensive grov^^n in age Takes memory for a friend ; And when my muse will sing to me Of love no more, nor of mirth, I shall seek again my Normandy, Tis the land that gave me birth.
138 THE YOUNG POET DYING Feedekic Berat 1800—1855 Sweet dreams of fame I long for, Love, glory, hopes youth bore, Loved one I sang my song for.
What to read after Songs of Old France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Percy Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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