The Poems of Winthrop Mackworth Praed volume 01
The Poems of Winthrop Mackworth Praed volume 01
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the sun s all-cheering ray Shines proudly on a joyous day ; And, ere his setting, young Le Fraile Shall wed the Lily of Nithys-dale !
A moment, and he saw her come, That maiden, from her latticed home, With eyes all love, and lips apart, And faltering step, and beating heart. She came, and joined her cheek to his In one prolonged and rapturous kiss ; And while it thrilled through heart and limb, The world was nought to her or him. Fair was the boy ; a woman s grace Bearn d o er his figure and h...is face ; O / His red lips had a maiden s pout, And his light eyes look d sweetly out, 108 Scattering a thousand vivid flashes Beneath their long and jetty lashes; And she, the still and timid bride, That clnng so fondly to his side, Might well have seem d, to Fancy s sight, Some slender thing of air or light !
So white an arm, so pale a cheek, A look so eloquently meek, A neck of such a marble hue, An eye of such transparent blue, Could never, never take their birth From parentage of solid earth !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the sun s all-cheering ray Shines proudly on a joyous day ; And, ere his setting, young Le Fraile Shall wed the Lily of Nithys-dale !
A moment, and he saw her come, That maiden, from her latticed home, With eyes all love, and lips apart, And faltering step, and beating heart. She came, and joined her cheek to his In one prolonged and rapturous kiss ; And while it thrilled through heart and limb, The world was nought to her or him. Fair was the boy ; a woman s grace Bearn d o er his figure and h...is face ; O / His red lips had a maiden s pout, And his light eyes look d sweetly out, 108 Scattering a thousand vivid flashes Beneath their long and jetty lashes; And she, the still and timid bride, That clnng so fondly to his side, Might well have seem d, to Fancy s sight, Some slender thing of air or light !
So white an arm, so pale a cheek, A look so eloquently meek, A neck of such a marble hue, An eye of such transparent blue, Could never, never take their birth From parentage of solid earth !
What to read after The Poems of Winthrop Mackworth Praed volume 01?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Winthrop Mackworth Praed to read onlineMoreLess
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