Targum
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But wilt thou not from London townJourney some day to Northolt down, Song to obtain, O sweet reward, And walk the garden of the Bard?--But thy employ, the year throughout, Is wandering the White Tower about, Moulding and stamping coin with care, The farthing small and shilling fair. Let for a month thy Mint lie still, Covetous be not, little Will;Fly from the birth-place of the smoke, Nor in that wicked city choke;O come, though money's charms be strong, And if thou come I'll give thee song, A ...draught of water, hap what may, Pure air to make thy spirits gayAnd welcome from an honest heart, That's free from every guileful art. I'll promise--fain thy face I'd see--Yet something more, sweet friend, to thee:The poet's cwrw {79} thou shalt prove, In talk with him the garden rove, Where in each leaf thou shalt beholdThe Almighty's wonders manifold;And every flower, in verity, Shall unto thee show visibly, In every fibre of its frame, His deep design, who made the same. --A thousand flowers stand here around, With glorious brightness some are crown'd:How beauteous art thou, lily fair!With thee no silver can compare:I'll not forget thy dress outshoneThe pomp of regal Solomon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But wilt thou not from London townJourney some day to Northolt down, Song to obtain, O sweet reward, And walk the garden of the Bard?--But thy employ, the year throughout, Is wandering the White Tower about, Moulding and stamping coin with care, The farthing small and shilling fair. Let for a month thy Mint lie still, Covetous be not, little Will;Fly from the birth-place of the smoke, Nor in that wicked city choke;O come, though money's charms be strong, And if thou come I'll give thee song, A ...draught of water, hap what may, Pure air to make thy spirits gayAnd welcome from an honest heart, That's free from every guileful art. I'll promise--fain thy face I'd see--Yet something more, sweet friend, to thee:The poet's cwrw {79} thou shalt prove, In talk with him the garden rove, Where in each leaf thou shalt beholdThe Almighty's wonders manifold;And every flower, in verity, Shall unto thee show visibly, In every fibre of its frame, His deep design, who made the same. --A thousand flowers stand here around, With glorious brightness some are crown'd:How beauteous art thou, lily fair!With thee no silver can compare:I'll not forget thy dress outshoneThe pomp of regal Solomon.
What to read after Targum?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Borrow George Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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