The Poetical Writings of Fitz Greene Halleck With Extracts From Those of Joseph
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Is heard upon the waters, summoning The midnight earthquake from its sleep of years To do its task of woe. The clouds that fling The lightning, brighten ere the bolt appears ; The pantings of the warrior's heart are proud Upon that battle morn whose night-dews wet his shroud \ CLIX.
The sun is loveliest as he sinks to rest ; The leaves of autumn smile when fading fast ; The swan's last song is sweetest and the best Of Meigs's speeches, doubtless, was his last. And thus the happiest scene, in th...ese my rhymes, Closed with a crash, and ushered in hard times.
CLX.
St. Paul's tolled one and fifteen minutes after Down came, by accident, a chandelier ; The mansion tottered from the floor to rafter ! Up rose the cry of agony and fear !
And there was shrieking, screaming, bustling, fluttering, Beyond the power of writing or of uttering.
FANNY. Jjji CLXI.
The company departed, and neglected To say good-by the father stormed and swore The fiddlers grinned the daughter looked dejected The flowers had vanished from the polished floor, And both betook them to their sleepless beds, With hearts and prospects broken, but no heads.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is heard upon the waters, summoning The midnight earthquake from its sleep of years To do its task of woe. The clouds that fling The lightning, brighten ere the bolt appears ; The pantings of the warrior's heart are proud Upon that battle morn whose night-dews wet his shroud \ CLIX.
The sun is loveliest as he sinks to rest ; The leaves of autumn smile when fading fast ; The swan's last song is sweetest and the best Of Meigs's speeches, doubtless, was his last. And thus the happiest scene, in th...ese my rhymes, Closed with a crash, and ushered in hard times.
CLX.
St. Paul's tolled one and fifteen minutes after Down came, by accident, a chandelier ; The mansion tottered from the floor to rafter ! Up rose the cry of agony and fear !
And there was shrieking, screaming, bustling, fluttering, Beyond the power of writing or of uttering.
FANNY. Jjji CLXI.
The company departed, and neglected To say good-by the father stormed and swore The fiddlers grinned the daughter looked dejected The flowers had vanished from the polished floor, And both betook them to their sleepless beds, With hearts and prospects broken, but no heads.
What to read after The Poetical Writings of Fitz Greene Halleck With Extracts From Those of Joseph?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Halleck, Fitz-Greene, 1790-1867 to read onlineMoreLess
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