The Song of Hiawatha 1
The Song of Hiawatha 1
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314 THE SPANISH STUDENT.
SERENADE.
Stars of the summer night !
Far in yon azure deeps, Hide, hide your golden light !
She sleeps !
My lady sleeps !
Sleeps !
Moon of the summer night !
Far down yoi\ western steeps.
Sink, sink in silver light !
She sleeps !
My lady sleeps !
Sleeps !
Wind of the summer night !
Where yonder woodbine creeos.
Fold, fold thy pinions light !
She sleeps !
My lady sleeps ?
Sleeps !
THE SPANISH STUDENT. 315 Dreams of the summer night !
Tell her, h...er lover keeps Watch ! while in slumbers light She sleeps !
My lady sleeps !
Sleeps !
(Enter Victorian by the balcony,) VICTOBIAN.
Poor, little dove ! Thou tremblest like a leaf !
PEECIOSA.
I am so frightened ! *T is for thee I tremble !
I hate to have thee climb that wall by night !
Did no one see thee ?
VICTORIAN.
None, my love, but thou.
PRECIOSA.
'T is very dangerous ; and when thou art gone I chide myself for letting thee come here Thus stealthily by night. Where hast thou been ?
Smce yesterday I have no news from thee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Answer them from below !
314 THE SPANISH STUDENT.
SERENADE.
Stars of the summer night !
Far in yon azure deeps, Hide, hide your golden light !
She sleeps !
My lady sleeps !
Sleeps !
Moon of the summer night !
Far down yoi\ western steeps.
Sink, sink in silver light !
She sleeps !
My lady sleeps !
Sleeps !
Wind of the summer night !
Where yonder woodbine creeos.
Fold, fold thy pinions light !
She sleeps !
My lady sleeps ?
Sleeps !
THE SPANISH STUDENT. 315 Dreams of the summer night !
Tell her, h...er lover keeps Watch ! while in slumbers light She sleeps !
My lady sleeps !
Sleeps !
(Enter Victorian by the balcony,) VICTOBIAN.
Poor, little dove ! Thou tremblest like a leaf !
PEECIOSA.
I am so frightened ! *T is for thee I tremble !
I hate to have thee climb that wall by night !
Did no one see thee ?
VICTORIAN.
None, my love, but thou.
PRECIOSA.
'T is very dangerous ; and when thou art gone I chide myself for letting thee come here Thus stealthily by night. Where hast thou been ?
Smce yesterday I have no news from thee.
What to read after The Song of Hiawatha 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth, 1807-1882 to read onlineMoreLess
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