The Home book of Verse — volume 2
The Home book of Verse — volume 2
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'Tis thirteen years; once more I pressThe turf that silences the lane;I hear the rustle of her dress, I smell the lilacs, and--ah, yes, I hear, --"Auf wiedersehen!" Sweet piece of bashful maiden art!The English words had seemed too fain, But these--they drew us heart to heart, Yet held us tenderly apart;She said, --"Auf wiedersehen!" James Russell Lowell [1819-1891] "FOREVER AND A DAY" I little know or careIf the blackbird on the boughIs filling all the airWith his soft crescendo now;For sh...e is gone away, And when she went she tookThe springtime in her look, The peachblow on her cheek, The laughter from the brook, The blue from out the May--And what she calls a weekIs forever and a day!
It's little that I mindHow the blossoms, pink or white, At every touch of windFall a-trembling with delight;For in the leafy lane, Beneath the garden-boughs, And through the silent houseOne thing alone I seek. Until she come againThe May is not the May, And what she calls a weekIs forever and a day!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
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'Tis thirteen years; once more I pressThe turf that silences the lane;I hear the rustle of her dress, I smell the lilacs, and--ah, yes, I hear, --"Auf wiedersehen!" Sweet piece of bashful maiden art!The English words had seemed too fain, But these--they drew us heart to heart, Yet held us tenderly apart;She said, --"Auf wiedersehen!" James Russell Lowell [1819-1891] "FOREVER AND A DAY" I little know or careIf the blackbird on the boughIs filling all the airWith his soft crescendo now;For sh...e is gone away, And when she went she tookThe springtime in her look, The peachblow on her cheek, The laughter from the brook, The blue from out the May--And what she calls a weekIs forever and a day!
It's little that I mindHow the blossoms, pink or white, At every touch of windFall a-trembling with delight;For in the leafy lane, Beneath the garden-boughs, And through the silent houseOne thing alone I seek. Until she come againThe May is not the May, And what she calls a weekIs forever and a day!
What to read after The Home book of Verse — volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stevenson Burton Egbert to read onlineMoreLess
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