The Poetical Works of Samuel Lover
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coo ! While viy love was away. — And yet the song to lovers, Though sad, is sweet to hear, From bii'ds within the covers, In the spring-time of the year.
THEEE IS A GENTLE GLEAM.
There is a gentle gleam when the dawn is nigh, That sheds a tender light o'er the morning sky. When we see that light, we know That the noontide soon will glow. O ! such the light, I know, In my true love's eye.
There is a blushing bud on the spring-tide bough, That tells of coming fruit — tho' 'tis fruitless now ; L 2... 148 MISCELLANEOUS SONGS.
So, tlie blush I love to trace O'er the beanty of that fiice. Tells that love will come apaco, As I breathe my vow.
There are mem'ries of the past which we all love wel} And the present rings its chime like a silver bcU ; But the future — all unknown — Hath a music of its own, Tor the promise of its tone Can all else excel !
THE CONVENT BELLE.
There once was a Novice, as I've heard tell, A Novice of some i-enown, Whose raven hair in rmglets fell O'er his yet vinshaven crown ; But his vows as yet he had never said, Except to a blooming blue-eyed maid, And she had never confessed till now, To this Novice, who yet had not made his vow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
coo ! While viy love was away. — And yet the song to lovers, Though sad, is sweet to hear, From bii'ds within the covers, In the spring-time of the year.
THEEE IS A GENTLE GLEAM.
There is a gentle gleam when the dawn is nigh, That sheds a tender light o'er the morning sky. When we see that light, we know That the noontide soon will glow. O ! such the light, I know, In my true love's eye.
There is a blushing bud on the spring-tide bough, That tells of coming fruit — tho' 'tis fruitless now ; L 2... 148 MISCELLANEOUS SONGS.
So, tlie blush I love to trace O'er the beanty of that fiice. Tells that love will come apaco, As I breathe my vow.
There are mem'ries of the past which we all love wel} And the present rings its chime like a silver bcU ; But the future — all unknown — Hath a music of its own, Tor the promise of its tone Can all else excel !
THE CONVENT BELLE.
There once was a Novice, as I've heard tell, A Novice of some i-enown, Whose raven hair in rmglets fell O'er his yet vinshaven crown ; But his vows as yet he had never said, Except to a blooming blue-eyed maid, And she had never confessed till now, To this Novice, who yet had not made his vow.
What to read after The Poetical Works of Samuel Lover?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lover Samuel to read onlineMoreLess
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