The Bridal of Tomar And Other Poems
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II.
The dove hath told her plaintive talc, The owl begins to glide, And sweetly sings the nightingale, The song of evening tide.
108 EVENING TIDE.
III.
The sun gone down the western hills, Hath closed the toils of day ; The sober scene that on me steals, Awakes my simple lay.
IV.
The hinds have left the herded plains, And thrown their cares aside ; And rural nymphs, and rustic swains, Enjoy the evening tide.
V.
Well met, the sire of sober age, His hopeful offspring sees, And turning o'er the ha...llow'd page, Points out the paths of peace.
VI.
And silent is the peaceful vale, And calm the mountain side, When timely peals the curfew bell, To close the evening tide.
EVENING TIDE. 109 VII.
'Tis in that calm and tranquil hour, The soul her vigil keeps ; 'Tis there a flood of thought she pours, And then her solace reaps.
VIII.
I heed not if this heaving breast With grief is sometimes try'd ; • If bright my hopes of balmy rest, In life's calm evening tide.
M Y N A T I V JR HOME 1 would not leave my native plains, My king, my country, and their cause, For all that rich Peru contains, Nor all the mighty Mogul knows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
II.
The dove hath told her plaintive talc, The owl begins to glide, And sweetly sings the nightingale, The song of evening tide.
108 EVENING TIDE.
III.
The sun gone down the western hills, Hath closed the toils of day ; The sober scene that on me steals, Awakes my simple lay.
IV.
The hinds have left the herded plains, And thrown their cares aside ; And rural nymphs, and rustic swains, Enjoy the evening tide.
V.
Well met, the sire of sober age, His hopeful offspring sees, And turning o'er the ha...llow'd page, Points out the paths of peace.
VI.
And silent is the peaceful vale, And calm the mountain side, When timely peals the curfew bell, To close the evening tide.
EVENING TIDE. 109 VII.
'Tis in that calm and tranquil hour, The soul her vigil keeps ; 'Tis there a flood of thought she pours, And then her solace reaps.
VIII.
I heed not if this heaving breast With grief is sometimes try'd ; • If bright my hopes of balmy rest, In life's calm evening tide.
M Y N A T I V JR HOME 1 would not leave my native plains, My king, my country, and their cause, For all that rich Peru contains, Nor all the mighty Mogul knows.
What to read after The Bridal of Tomar And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Hardaker to read onlineMoreLess
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