The Irish Poems of Alfred Perceval Graves Countryside Songs Songs And Ballad
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I would hush, my lovely laddo, In the green arbutus' shadow, O'er the fragrant, flowering meadow, In the smiling spring-time, Shoheen sho lo, Sboheen boo lo !
I'd hush my boy beside the fountain, By the soothing, silvery fountain, On the pleasant, purple mountain, In the sultry summer.
Shoheen sho lo, Shoheen hoo lo / I would smooth my darling's pillow, By the blue Atlantic billow, On the shores of Parknasilla, In the golden autumn. Shoheen sho lo, Shoheen hoo lo / 114 Lullabies I would soothe ...my child to slumber, By the rosy, rustling ember, Through the days of dark December, In the stormy winter.
Shoheen sho lo, Shobeen boo lo !
May no cruel fairy charm thee ! May no dread banshee alarm thee ! Flood, nor fire, nor sickness harm thee Winter, spring, and summer Summer, autumn, winter, Shoheen sho lo, Shoheen boo lo / THE HOOD HAMMOCK Though the way be long and weary Over mountain, under wood, Mother will never mind it, deary, With you hammocked in her hood.
Hush ! my honey ! See, my sonny, How from off the Autumn trees Sparkling showers of fairy money Fall and flutter in the breeze !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I would hush, my lovely laddo, In the green arbutus' shadow, O'er the fragrant, flowering meadow, In the smiling spring-time, Shoheen sho lo, Sboheen boo lo !
I'd hush my boy beside the fountain, By the soothing, silvery fountain, On the pleasant, purple mountain, In the sultry summer.
Shoheen sho lo, Shoheen hoo lo / I would smooth my darling's pillow, By the blue Atlantic billow, On the shores of Parknasilla, In the golden autumn. Shoheen sho lo, Shoheen hoo lo / 114 Lullabies I would soothe ...my child to slumber, By the rosy, rustling ember, Through the days of dark December, In the stormy winter.
Shoheen sho lo, Shobeen boo lo !
May no cruel fairy charm thee ! May no dread banshee alarm thee ! Flood, nor fire, nor sickness harm thee Winter, spring, and summer Summer, autumn, winter, Shoheen sho lo, Shoheen boo lo / THE HOOD HAMMOCK Though the way be long and weary Over mountain, under wood, Mother will never mind it, deary, With you hammocked in her hood.
Hush ! my honey ! See, my sonny, How from off the Autumn trees Sparkling showers of fairy money Fall and flutter in the breeze !
What to read after The Irish Poems of Alfred Perceval Graves Countryside Songs Songs And Ballad?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Graves Alfred Perceval to read onlineMoreLess
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