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To that sung " to Autumn " and " to a Greek urn ; " And if you would hear yet one strain higher still.
Let the hushed air the gush of his " Nightingale " fill, And in you all thoughts but of high rapture kill ; If saddened by losses, or sorrow, or pain, Pour the joy of its gladness full flood through your brain.
Then sober to sadness, and quaff it again.
High honour to those who the God on earth knew, Cowden Clarke, Leigh Hunt, Severn — ^the fine faithful few, Who, in life and in death, to his ...greatness were true ; 32 VERDICTS.
And honour to Milnes who has ventured to tell The tale of his struggles and sorrows so well ; And high honour to Shelley, the greatest among His fellows, who, when in the grave the sweet tongiie Of our poet was stilled, his sweet Elegy sung, In a strain of sad music — of linked word on word, Such as was from young Milton for Lycidas heard ; Hark ! and while your full heart to its sad sweetness beats, Drop a blessing and tear to the memory of Keats.
So now for another — what, Southey 1 this shade is A sight that may well be an honour to Hades ; A model for father, for husband, for friend ; Who would tell all his virtues, would ne'er make an end, Persevering, most manly, frank, loving, sincere, As near to perfection as man can be near.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To that sung " to Autumn " and " to a Greek urn ; " And if you would hear yet one strain higher still.
Let the hushed air the gush of his " Nightingale " fill, And in you all thoughts but of high rapture kill ; If saddened by losses, or sorrow, or pain, Pour the joy of its gladness full flood through your brain.
Then sober to sadness, and quaff it again.
High honour to those who the God on earth knew, Cowden Clarke, Leigh Hunt, Severn — ^the fine faithful few, Who, in life and in death, to his ...greatness were true ; 32 VERDICTS.
And honour to Milnes who has ventured to tell The tale of his struggles and sorrows so well ; And high honour to Shelley, the greatest among His fellows, who, when in the grave the sweet tongiie Of our poet was stilled, his sweet Elegy sung, In a strain of sad music — of linked word on word, Such as was from young Milton for Lycidas heard ; Hark ! and while your full heart to its sad sweetness beats, Drop a blessing and tear to the memory of Keats.
So now for another — what, Southey 1 this shade is A sight that may well be an honour to Hades ; A model for father, for husband, for friend ; Who would tell all his virtues, would ne'er make an end, Persevering, most manly, frank, loving, sincere, As near to perfection as man can be near.
What to read after Test book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Estes Rufus to read onlineMoreLess
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