The Silent Harp Or Fugitive Poems
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But fare thee well ! I haste away, * Yet on my mind engraved shall be Thy sympathetic, friendly lay ; Till death's cold hand shall rest on me.
And may that power which rules above, Bless thee, with his especial care ; May friendship hope sweet peace and Zote, Dwell in thy heart, and flourish there.
*The authoress was leaving St Lawrence County, for the place of her nativity.
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN CHIEF He stood in his prime, and there hung on his brow A wreath that was fadeless and blooming ; He t...ook from its blossoms a boon to bestow, Yet its graces were hourly resuming.
And there gleamed from his eye a radient beam, Like the lightning that flashes on ether ; His soul soared so lofty, that mortal might deem He sprang not from regions so nether.
And fondly the crowd came to gladden their chief, While a smile he was gently returning ; The widow, the orphan, implored a relief, And gratitude silenced their mourning.
The " daughter of sorrow" with tear bedimed eye, Bowed lowly, and told her affliction ; Inhaled a sweet balm, from his tear and his sigh, And a smile lighted on her dejection.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But fare thee well ! I haste away, * Yet on my mind engraved shall be Thy sympathetic, friendly lay ; Till death's cold hand shall rest on me.
And may that power which rules above, Bless thee, with his especial care ; May friendship hope sweet peace and Zote, Dwell in thy heart, and flourish there.
*The authoress was leaving St Lawrence County, for the place of her nativity.
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN CHIEF He stood in his prime, and there hung on his brow A wreath that was fadeless and blooming ; He t...ook from its blossoms a boon to bestow, Yet its graces were hourly resuming.
And there gleamed from his eye a radient beam, Like the lightning that flashes on ether ; His soul soared so lofty, that mortal might deem He sprang not from regions so nether.
And fondly the crowd came to gladden their chief, While a smile he was gently returning ; The widow, the orphan, implored a relief, And gratitude silenced their mourning.
The " daughter of sorrow" with tear bedimed eye, Bowed lowly, and told her affliction ; Inhaled a sweet balm, from his tear and his sigh, And a smile lighted on her dejection.
What to read after The Silent Harp Or Fugitive Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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