Songs of Peace And War
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Seven thousand feet on high ; The Rigi on the distant side, And countless peaks on ranges wide, Point upward to tlie sky.
Above the Alps the morning sun Proclaims another day begun.
Arrayed in splendour bright ; And in the glory of the morn, The snow peaks of the INIatterhorn Are robed in spotless white.
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How sweet the sound of Nature's voice That bids the heart of man rejoice, The mind forget its care ; But O, the scene before me now Would take a Byron's pen, I trow..., Its beauty to declare.
My thoughts hereafter will return From London life to thee, Lucerne !
And meditate awhile Upon this memorable hour When fortune's gifts upon me shower, And lovingly beguile.
No rude alarms offend the ear, But blessed are they who sojourn here, However short their stay ; If such a day as this they find, Then may they own that fate was kind And led them not astray.
Lucerne ! sweet city of the lake ! What thoughts arise when I awake Enraptured at the view ? Soon I must pass upon my way, Too soon, alas !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Seven thousand feet on high ; The Rigi on the distant side, And countless peaks on ranges wide, Point upward to tlie sky.
Above the Alps the morning sun Proclaims another day begun.
Arrayed in splendour bright ; And in the glory of the morn, The snow peaks of the INIatterhorn Are robed in spotless white.
94 So7/£-s of Peace and War.
How sweet the sound of Nature's voice That bids the heart of man rejoice, The mind forget its care ; But O, the scene before me now Would take a Byron's pen, I trow..., Its beauty to declare.
My thoughts hereafter will return From London life to thee, Lucerne !
And meditate awhile Upon this memorable hour When fortune's gifts upon me shower, And lovingly beguile.
No rude alarms offend the ear, But blessed are they who sojourn here, However short their stay ; If such a day as this they find, Then may they own that fate was kind And led them not astray.
Lucerne ! sweet city of the lake ! What thoughts arise when I awake Enraptured at the view ? Soon I must pass upon my way, Too soon, alas !
What to read after Songs of Peace And War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A H Rowland to read onlineMoreLess
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