Songs of the Susquehanna
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The Susquehanna's kisses woo The bland Wyoming air.
In rare majestic manner moves The historic Delaware.
Yet none of these possess the charm The Schuylkill holds for me \ 90 Songs of the SusqueJianna And while its face reflects the sky, This ne'er will changed be.
For fast beside its tree-fringed bank, Upon an eminence, 'Mid flowers and vines my Emma lives, In spotless innocence.
And there I wander ever free, In fancy or in fact, And if I'd claim a kiss in fee, Who'd blame me for the act?
For I... am hers by law divine.
And Love, that archer clever.
Has whispered that her heart is mine.
To have and hold forever.
And so, dear Lord, when watchful stars From out their eyelids peep, I pray you set an angel guard.
To sentinel her sleep.
TO THE SUSQUEHANNA RIVER.
O SUSQUEHANNA, placid stream !
O river, clear and wide !
How like the current of a dream Thy sparkling waters glide.
Songs of the Susquehanna 91 Upon thy banks no shipyards stand, Nor ever on thee float Proud men-of-war, equipped and manned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Susquehanna's kisses woo The bland Wyoming air.
In rare majestic manner moves The historic Delaware.
Yet none of these possess the charm The Schuylkill holds for me \ 90 Songs of the SusqueJianna And while its face reflects the sky, This ne'er will changed be.
For fast beside its tree-fringed bank, Upon an eminence, 'Mid flowers and vines my Emma lives, In spotless innocence.
And there I wander ever free, In fancy or in fact, And if I'd claim a kiss in fee, Who'd blame me for the act?
For I... am hers by law divine.
And Love, that archer clever.
Has whispered that her heart is mine.
To have and hold forever.
And so, dear Lord, when watchful stars From out their eyelids peep, I pray you set an angel guard.
To sentinel her sleep.
TO THE SUSQUEHANNA RIVER.
O SUSQUEHANNA, placid stream !
O river, clear and wide !
How like the current of a dream Thy sparkling waters glide.
Songs of the Susquehanna 91 Upon thy banks no shipyards stand, Nor ever on thee float Proud men-of-war, equipped and manned.
What to read after Songs of the Susquehanna?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hostelley, Alfred Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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