The True Enjoyment of Angling
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Hold not in contempt, then, the creature which hath life, endowed with what we call instinct. Grafct it so, if reason is a greater gift, then is there less excuse for our infringing upon those laws, which gave us suit- ing instinct, adding reason for its guide. Leave the dull plain of custom. Quit gaiety's un- thinking, feverish path, and tell thy young friends the Fisherman's delights, his overflowing, grateful heart, and his unceasing thanks for this sweet essence of the year.
46 MAY.
SONG.
F...air May, how shall I greet Thy balmy breath, and flow'ry feet ?
What pray'r impart ?
How my thoughts glow to see Nature so bright and free, — Grateful my heart.
The world is alive with joy ; No care, no cold alloy E'er sullies thee.
One bright beam greets thy birth, Pure child of Heav'n on Earth, All hail with glee.
No being exalts thee more, None greater blessings pour On thy sweet hours, Than he who seeks the stream, Free as thy happy dream ; Thine, are his-bow'rs.
MAY.
$ I Andante.
$ \f 7 n jiaji,^ 2E y -a.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hold not in contempt, then, the creature which hath life, endowed with what we call instinct. Grafct it so, if reason is a greater gift, then is there less excuse for our infringing upon those laws, which gave us suit- ing instinct, adding reason for its guide. Leave the dull plain of custom. Quit gaiety's un- thinking, feverish path, and tell thy young friends the Fisherman's delights, his overflowing, grateful heart, and his unceasing thanks for this sweet essence of the year.
46 MAY.
SONG.
F...air May, how shall I greet Thy balmy breath, and flow'ry feet ?
What pray'r impart ?
How my thoughts glow to see Nature so bright and free, — Grateful my heart.
The world is alive with joy ; No care, no cold alloy E'er sullies thee.
One bright beam greets thy birth, Pure child of Heav'n on Earth, All hail with glee.
No being exalts thee more, None greater blessings pour On thy sweet hours, Than he who seeks the stream, Free as thy happy dream ; Thine, are his-bow'rs.
MAY.
$ I Andante.
$ \f 7 n jiaji,^ 2E y -a.
What to read after The True Enjoyment of Angling?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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