The Leprechaun
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No roseleaf in the garden stirred.
While near him sang a beauteous bird The sweetest song he ever heard.
The holy monk rose from his knee To hear the singer in the tree Pour out its charming melody.
From rose to rose, from spray to spray, The singer always flew away.
And ever sang a sweeter lay.
From tree to tree, in ecstasy.
The singing bird to hear and see The friar followed constantly.
From grove to grove, a summer day, The song-bird flew and sang its lay; The holy monk went forth alway.
THE... LEPRECHAUN 29 At last, as day began to wane, He ceased to chase the witching strain And to the Convent turned again.
In robes of gorgeous glory dressed The sunset lingered in the West While toward Kilfursa church he pressed.
Now slowly fades the glowing light, And falls the mantle of the night On convent wall and garden bright.
Once more within the garden fair The holy monk has kneeled in prayer, But lo! there are no roses there.
Surprised, he leaves the wonted place, And wanders round the garden space The once familiar things to trace.
What to read after The Leprechaun?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No roseleaf in the garden stirred.
While near him sang a beauteous bird The sweetest song he ever heard.
The holy monk rose from his knee To hear the singer in the tree Pour out its charming melody.
From rose to rose, from spray to spray, The singer always flew away.
And ever sang a sweeter lay.
From tree to tree, in ecstasy.
The singing bird to hear and see The friar followed constantly.
From grove to grove, a summer day, The song-bird flew and sang its lay; The holy monk went forth alway.
THE... LEPRECHAUN 29 At last, as day began to wane, He ceased to chase the witching strain And to the Convent turned again.
In robes of gorgeous glory dressed The sunset lingered in the West While toward Kilfursa church he pressed.
Now slowly fades the glowing light, And falls the mantle of the night On convent wall and garden bright.
Once more within the garden fair The holy monk has kneeled in prayer, But lo! there are no roses there.
Surprised, he leaves the wonted place, And wanders round the garden space The once familiar things to trace.
What to read after The Leprechaun?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Thomas Gallagher to read onlineMoreLess
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