The Yorkshire Literary Annual for ...
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For 'twas this spot on my young cheek That saw the first emotion rise, That saw its little woe to speak The first tear dim my infant eyes.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC VISIONS OF YOUTH.
" The music we were wont to love, in days of bliss gone by, In after years the soiil can move almost to agony." There was a strain I dearly loved, In boyhood's happy hours ; Amid youth's joyousness, I proved Its fascinating powers ; It was a witching melody, Like the music of a dream ; As sadly sweet as minstrelsy Come...s o'er a summer stream.
But when the smiling years flew by.
And cares came thronging on ; When life look'd on a clouded sky.
Where not a sunbeam shone ; Digitized by VjOOQ IC VISIONS OF YOUTH. 141 Ah ! then the warblings of that song, With deeper thrillings came ; For they waken'd memories hoarded long, And breathed of a treasured name.
Within my breast still lingering, Those hallow'd visions dwell ; As mournful echoes fondly cling Around the minster bell ; The sabbath vesper-chime will cease, Its sound be hush'd at last ; But ne*er will come my bosom's peace, Till I forget the past.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For 'twas this spot on my young cheek That saw the first emotion rise, That saw its little woe to speak The first tear dim my infant eyes.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC VISIONS OF YOUTH.
" The music we were wont to love, in days of bliss gone by, In after years the soiil can move almost to agony." There was a strain I dearly loved, In boyhood's happy hours ; Amid youth's joyousness, I proved Its fascinating powers ; It was a witching melody, Like the music of a dream ; As sadly sweet as minstrelsy Come...s o'er a summer stream.
But when the smiling years flew by.
And cares came thronging on ; When life look'd on a clouded sky.
Where not a sunbeam shone ; Digitized by VjOOQ IC VISIONS OF YOUTH. 141 Ah ! then the warblings of that song, With deeper thrillings came ; For they waken'd memories hoarded long, And breathed of a treasured name.
Within my breast still lingering, Those hallow'd visions dwell ; As mournful echoes fondly cling Around the minster bell ; The sabbath vesper-chime will cease, Its sound be hush'd at last ; But ne*er will come my bosom's peace, Till I forget the past.
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