Taliesin a Masque
Taliesin a Masque
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CHILD. Pretty things, pretty things, What can they be ? Pretty toys, and pretty noise, Give them all to me. TALIESIN. That was an easy climb, and yet I hardly Can get my breath. You are not a light load, Youngster, for all you 're but a morning old.
FIRST DAMSEL. Bells I bring, that your steps may chime f SECOND DAMSEL. Jewels, every eye to spell ! THIRD DAMSEL. Flowers, to girdle you with sweet air!
CHILD. Rings on her fingers, and bells on her toes, Garlands of daffodil, lily, and rose ! She ...shall have music wherever she goes, And hands to hold up in a beautiful pose, And a very sweet smell in her nose, her nose, A very sweet smell in her nose !
\_A dance, in which the CHILD is passed from damsel to damsel, with a gay song; in the dance, they cover him with garments richly ornamented with bells, gems, and flowers. DAMSELS.
Come, foot it with us gayly ; Our legs are lithe as willow; Our heels are light as vapor !
The sparkle on the water, When wind and sunshine frolic, No gayer than our glance is.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHILD. Pretty things, pretty things, What can they be ? Pretty toys, and pretty noise, Give them all to me. TALIESIN. That was an easy climb, and yet I hardly Can get my breath. You are not a light load, Youngster, for all you 're but a morning old.
FIRST DAMSEL. Bells I bring, that your steps may chime f SECOND DAMSEL. Jewels, every eye to spell ! THIRD DAMSEL. Flowers, to girdle you with sweet air!
CHILD. Rings on her fingers, and bells on her toes, Garlands of daffodil, lily, and rose ! She ...shall have music wherever she goes, And hands to hold up in a beautiful pose, And a very sweet smell in her nose, her nose, A very sweet smell in her nose !
\_A dance, in which the CHILD is passed from damsel to damsel, with a gay song; in the dance, they cover him with garments richly ornamented with bells, gems, and flowers. DAMSELS.
Come, foot it with us gayly ; Our legs are lithe as willow; Our heels are light as vapor !
The sparkle on the water, When wind and sunshine frolic, No gayer than our glance is.
What to read after Taliesin a Masque?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bliss Carman And Richard Hovey to read onlineMoreLess
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