The Poetical Works of Miss Landon
The Poetical Works of Miss Landon
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[Sings a few words in a l/iw tone to herself.
And fitfully the embers raised A faint and passing flame ; They miss'd her from her father's hearth.
But call'd not on her name.
They knew that she was weeping For the loved and for the dead ; In silence and in solitude, Must such heavy tcara be shed 1 And can these notes, so long associate With love and sorrow, thus be tum'd to mirth, . \nd we shall dance to what brought tears before * [Leaning from the casement. How beautiful it is ! though on the... air There is the stillness of a coming storm. And on the sky its darkness. On the west, Like a rebellious multitude, the clouds Are gather'd in huge masses ; but the Moon, Like a young queen, unconscious, brightens still A little clear blue space ; though rapidly Her comrades, the sweet stars, sink one by one, Lost in the spreading vapours. Yet the lake Has not a shadow. Well may the young Moon Forget her danger, gazing on the face Its silver water's mirror : — all beyond Is like the give's obscurity ; more near All is most tranquil beauty and repose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Sings a few words in a l/iw tone to herself.
And fitfully the embers raised A faint and passing flame ; They miss'd her from her father's hearth.
But call'd not on her name.
They knew that she was weeping For the loved and for the dead ; In silence and in solitude, Must such heavy tcara be shed 1 And can these notes, so long associate With love and sorrow, thus be tum'd to mirth, . \nd we shall dance to what brought tears before * [Leaning from the casement. How beautiful it is ! though on the... air There is the stillness of a coming storm. And on the sky its darkness. On the west, Like a rebellious multitude, the clouds Are gather'd in huge masses ; but the Moon, Like a young queen, unconscious, brightens still A little clear blue space ; though rapidly Her comrades, the sweet stars, sink one by one, Lost in the spreading vapours. Yet the lake Has not a shadow. Well may the young Moon Forget her danger, gazing on the face Its silver water's mirror : — all beyond Is like the give's obscurity ; more near All is most tranquil beauty and repose.
What to read after The Poetical Works of Miss Landon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L. E. L. (Letitia Elizabeth Landon), 1802-1838 to read onlineMoreLess
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