The Haymakers: An Operatic Cantata in Two Parts
The Haymakers: An Operatic Cantata in Two Parts
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The birds have sought the forest shade.
Where cool the soft wind blows ; Where o'er its mossy bed so green The silver brooklet flows.
2. The sober cows have left the hill To find in meadow stream.
Beneath the drooping trees a shield From noontide's sultry beam.
3. Come, then, companions, seek the shade Where cpol the soft wind blows.
Where o'er its mossy bed so fair The silver brooklet flows.
4. Yes, turn we too our weary steps To yonder oak-tree's shade.
Where on the green bank 'neath its boug...hs Our simple fare we '11 spread ; 5. The basket's store, with water pure.
Will make the meal complete ; We ask no more, for well we know The laborer's food is sweet Come, then, companions, seek the shade, etc.
No. 12. — ^Recttative. — Farmer.
Yes ! the hour of noon is here. Come, men and maidens, cease your labor and gather to the noon's repast Lave heated hands and brows in yonder brook ; then to our simple fere with grateful hearts.
The greensward forms our table and our couch, the spreading oak our glo- rious canopy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The birds have sought the forest shade.
Where cool the soft wind blows ; Where o'er its mossy bed so green The silver brooklet flows.
2. The sober cows have left the hill To find in meadow stream.
Beneath the drooping trees a shield From noontide's sultry beam.
3. Come, then, companions, seek the shade Where cpol the soft wind blows.
Where o'er its mossy bed so fair The silver brooklet flows.
4. Yes, turn we too our weary steps To yonder oak-tree's shade.
Where on the green bank 'neath its boug...hs Our simple fare we '11 spread ; 5. The basket's store, with water pure.
Will make the meal complete ; We ask no more, for well we know The laborer's food is sweet Come, then, companions, seek the shade, etc.
No. 12. — ^Recttative. — Farmer.
Yes ! the hour of noon is here. Come, men and maidens, cease your labor and gather to the noon's repast Lave heated hands and brows in yonder brook ; then to our simple fere with grateful hearts.
The greensward forms our table and our couch, the spreading oak our glo- rious canopy.
What to read after The Haymakers: An Operatic Cantata in Two Parts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George F George Frederick Root to read onlineMoreLess
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