Tales of the Harem
Tales of the Harem
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gentle love, that has the power, E'en of the desert wild, a bower To form, and a soft couch to spread Beneath a rude and roofless shed !
" I see/' the stranger cried, " thine eye Beams with thy bosom's sympathy, 76 TALES OF THE HAREM.
And had my sorrows ended here I then had spared that sorrowing tear ; But still a weary task remained, Ere an abode of peace was gained. We now had reached the Ganga's side ; How might we cross the river's tide, Whose wide and rapid torrent lay, To check us in our... toilsome way ? Here had I sunk in sad despair, Worn out with misery and care, Had not my infant's feeble cry Roused more than woman's energy ; For near that hoped-for shore a dome Was sheltered once, my fairy home, And never was the wanderer's prayer Or hope of refuge blighted there.
" But quickly had the peasant's skill Taught us the tide to stem at will ; THE WITCH OF H1MLAYA.
I Rude skins he sought, and these were bound (Well filled with air) our forms around, Whose buoyant force might bear us o'er The dark blue stream, to gain the shore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
gentle love, that has the power, E'en of the desert wild, a bower To form, and a soft couch to spread Beneath a rude and roofless shed !
" I see/' the stranger cried, " thine eye Beams with thy bosom's sympathy, 76 TALES OF THE HAREM.
And had my sorrows ended here I then had spared that sorrowing tear ; But still a weary task remained, Ere an abode of peace was gained. We now had reached the Ganga's side ; How might we cross the river's tide, Whose wide and rapid torrent lay, To check us in our... toilsome way ? Here had I sunk in sad despair, Worn out with misery and care, Had not my infant's feeble cry Roused more than woman's energy ; For near that hoped-for shore a dome Was sheltered once, my fairy home, And never was the wanderer's prayer Or hope of refuge blighted there.
" But quickly had the peasant's skill Taught us the tide to stem at will ; THE WITCH OF H1MLAYA.
I Rude skins he sought, and these were bound (Well filled with air) our forms around, Whose buoyant force might bear us o'er The dark blue stream, to gain the shore.
What to read after Tales of the Harem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs Pickersgill to read onlineMoreLess
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