The Scarlet And Garnet College Poems From the Official Publications of Rutgers
The Scarlet And Garnet College Poems From the Official Publications of Rutgers
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A Sonnet. Morning Phoebus ushers in the day, And eke as often do I seek the mail ; Yet meets my longing gaze naught but dismay, And disappointments all my hopes curtail. I strive to sink my thoughts in classic lore, But all the letters are resolved in three Read they Shakespeare, Milton, Pope or Moore, Nor else my eyes can see than X. Y. Z. Unrest and dread forebodings, troubling me, Call up the story of fair Psyche's charms And fears lest Venus jealous too, of thee, Because of thy rare beauty,... plans thy harm. Sweet maiden, art thou ill, or dost thou grieve, That thou'rt as still as mice on Christmas Eve? The Targum. 107 THE SCARLET Le Billet Doux. A SOUSA by your magic art, A sceptre your baton ; Whose sway is o'er each human heart It casts its spell upon ! But lacking all your art sublime, One dulcet note was all Sweet Phyllis used, once on a time, My spirit to enthrall. P. P. SHEEHAN. The Parthenon. 108 AND GARNET. Ye Maid of Dorp Makes Answer. CON of Union, ere we part, You say you'll give me back my heart ; Three years and more you've tho't you owned it, But all this time I've only loaned it, Yet once more before you go, Mea vita, te amo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A Sonnet. Morning Phoebus ushers in the day, And eke as often do I seek the mail ; Yet meets my longing gaze naught but dismay, And disappointments all my hopes curtail. I strive to sink my thoughts in classic lore, But all the letters are resolved in three Read they Shakespeare, Milton, Pope or Moore, Nor else my eyes can see than X. Y. Z. Unrest and dread forebodings, troubling me, Call up the story of fair Psyche's charms And fears lest Venus jealous too, of thee, Because of thy rare beauty,... plans thy harm. Sweet maiden, art thou ill, or dost thou grieve, That thou'rt as still as mice on Christmas Eve? The Targum. 107 THE SCARLET Le Billet Doux. A SOUSA by your magic art, A sceptre your baton ; Whose sway is o'er each human heart It casts its spell upon ! But lacking all your art sublime, One dulcet note was all Sweet Phyllis used, once on a time, My spirit to enthrall. P. P. SHEEHAN. The Parthenon. 108 AND GARNET. Ye Maid of Dorp Makes Answer. CON of Union, ere we part, You say you'll give me back my heart ; Three years and more you've tho't you owned it, But all this time I've only loaned it, Yet once more before you go, Mea vita, te amo.
What to read after The Scarlet And Garnet College Poems From the Official Publications of Rutgers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Addison Hotaling Hinman to read onlineMoreLess
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