The Happy Wanderer Other Verse
The Happy Wanderer Other Verse
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And when Tregantle's brow is won, And, 'mid the bracken and the grass, We hear the solemn unison Of wild bees singing as they pass, And those great waves of Cornwall roar Along the coast from Rame to Looe, The truths of God and earth once more I know that I shall learn from you.
THE HAPPY WANDERER.
T_T E is the happy wanderer who goes ■*■ -*■ Singing upon his way, with eyes awake To every scene, with ears alert to take The sweetness of all sounds, who loves and knows The secrets of the highway,... holds the rose Is fairer for the wounds the briars make ; He welcomes rain that he his thirst may slake, The sun because it dries his dripping clothes : Treasures experience beyond all store, Careless if pain or pleasure he shall win. So that his knowledge widen more and mere Ready each hour to worship or to sin, Until tired, wise, content, he halts before The sign o' the Grave, a cool and quiet inn.
A VOICE FROM THE BUSH.
THE white gums by the moonlight bleached Like ivory columns show, But fairer are the English woods Where elms and beeches grow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And when Tregantle's brow is won, And, 'mid the bracken and the grass, We hear the solemn unison Of wild bees singing as they pass, And those great waves of Cornwall roar Along the coast from Rame to Looe, The truths of God and earth once more I know that I shall learn from you.
THE HAPPY WANDERER.
T_T E is the happy wanderer who goes ■*■ -*■ Singing upon his way, with eyes awake To every scene, with ears alert to take The sweetness of all sounds, who loves and knows The secrets of the highway,... holds the rose Is fairer for the wounds the briars make ; He welcomes rain that he his thirst may slake, The sun because it dries his dripping clothes : Treasures experience beyond all store, Careless if pain or pleasure he shall win. So that his knowledge widen more and mere Ready each hour to worship or to sin, Until tired, wise, content, he halts before The sign o' the Grave, a cool and quiet inn.
A VOICE FROM THE BUSH.
THE white gums by the moonlight bleached Like ivory columns show, But fairer are the English woods Where elms and beeches grow.
What to read after The Happy Wanderer Other Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Percy Hemingway to read onlineMoreLess
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