The Wanderer in Ayrshire a Tour in Search of Public Spirit
The Wanderer in Ayrshire a Tour in Search of Public Spirit
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she wants but — sympathy.
She play'd, and sung, and gaz'd the while, And thus a captive made his heart ; The serpent's lure was in her smile, A basilisk's pow'r her eyes could dart !
Her accents soft were as the dew, That falls upon an opening flow'r : Few were her words, — but oh, that few Depriv'd the Wand'rer's mind of pow'r.
AH he could say was, Anna, love !
How dear thou'rt to me Heaven best know: Wilt thou life's wanderings, rove ? — For thee this bosom only glows.
■#*####**-* Did B. M. S...ay, that « love is folly ?" Where did he learn it ? bv what rules ; WANDERER IN AYRSHIRE. 85 Oh, 'tis a pleasing melancholy, Forbidden to unhappy fools.
I wait the plaintive songstress in the wood, Hark ! now she comes ; — no ! 'tis a larger fowl : Oh, guard me, Heaven ! that screech congeals my blood ! — A Scottish nightingale, — a villain owl !
Oh, land, not more renown'd for martial swains, Than deep clad vallies, and thrice fertile plains ; For thriving villages, where varied toil And fair industry ever seem to smile; While healthy peasantry, a brawny race, Those plains and villages with morals grace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
she wants but — sympathy.
She play'd, and sung, and gaz'd the while, And thus a captive made his heart ; The serpent's lure was in her smile, A basilisk's pow'r her eyes could dart !
Her accents soft were as the dew, That falls upon an opening flow'r : Few were her words, — but oh, that few Depriv'd the Wand'rer's mind of pow'r.
AH he could say was, Anna, love !
How dear thou'rt to me Heaven best know: Wilt thou life's wanderings, rove ? — For thee this bosom only glows.
■#*####**-* Did B. M. S...ay, that « love is folly ?" Where did he learn it ? bv what rules ; WANDERER IN AYRSHIRE. 85 Oh, 'tis a pleasing melancholy, Forbidden to unhappy fools.
I wait the plaintive songstress in the wood, Hark ! now she comes ; — no ! 'tis a larger fowl : Oh, guard me, Heaven ! that screech congeals my blood ! — A Scottish nightingale, — a villain owl !
Oh, land, not more renown'd for martial swains, Than deep clad vallies, and thrice fertile plains ; For thriving villages, where varied toil And fair industry ever seem to smile; While healthy peasantry, a brawny race, Those plains and villages with morals grace.
What to read after The Wanderer in Ayrshire a Tour in Search of Public Spirit?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugh Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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