The Miller And His Golden Dream
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She griev'd to find her counsels failing, They were sincere, though unavailing ; And oft midst wishes, fears, and sighs, 'Twas thus she would soliloquise: " My pretty window! that commands Those meadows green, and wooded lands, So sunny, that the latest ray Its panes receive of parting day. O! with what joy, when near it plac'd, I've watch'd my husband homeward haste! Or heard, from fair returning late, The welcome sounds of Holla, Kate ! ' Through it I trace on every hand Beauties, would grace... a fairy-land, 20 And think that, like a grateful eye, It smiles on all beneath the sky.
There, too, my sweet geranium blows, And mignionette, and crimson rose, When all without is clad in snows.
I doubt me, if a princess feels More joy than that which o'er me steals, When light and morn my slumbers break, And to this blissful scene I wake.
I cannot form a wish beside What Heaven's bounty has supplied, Save that to Whang I could impart The same content that fills my heart ; Yield him that thankful state of rest, Or teach to prize the good possess'd.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She griev'd to find her counsels failing, They were sincere, though unavailing ; And oft midst wishes, fears, and sighs, 'Twas thus she would soliloquise: " My pretty window! that commands Those meadows green, and wooded lands, So sunny, that the latest ray Its panes receive of parting day. O! with what joy, when near it plac'd, I've watch'd my husband homeward haste! Or heard, from fair returning late, The welcome sounds of Holla, Kate ! ' Through it I trace on every hand Beauties, would grace... a fairy-land, 20 And think that, like a grateful eye, It smiles on all beneath the sky.
There, too, my sweet geranium blows, And mignionette, and crimson rose, When all without is clad in snows.
I doubt me, if a princess feels More joy than that which o'er me steals, When light and morn my slumbers break, And to this blissful scene I wake.
I cannot form a wish beside What Heaven's bounty has supplied, Save that to Whang I could impart The same content that fills my heart ; Yield him that thankful state of rest, Or teach to prize the good possess'd.
What to read after The Miller And His Golden Dream?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eliza Lucy Leonard to read onlineMoreLess
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