Themes And Variations
Themes And Variations
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The prisoner's vain escape.
' Nothing more' — yet our hearts deny it — As they pass by, — in silence and pain.
We have waked to that music immortal — We sleep not in peace again.
Franz ScJiubert. 29 FRANZ SCHUBERT.
{Died 1828. ) {; Schubert le musicieii le plus poete qui fut jamais! F. Liszt. ] How many a winter evening have we sped With thee, dear Master ! When the southern blast Bent all the treetops, like a flapping sail, And on the hearth the woodfire ceaselessly Cracked ; as when the furze... on golden moors Snaps its brown seed pods in the summer heat.
With thee we wander thro' the enchanted wood. The rider presses onward, ever on, The child clings closer to the father's arm. And shudders at the phantom-crowned King. And then we hear that unforgotten song, — The Erl King, flitting through the dusty glade, Singing wild snatches that must haunt the day Of all who listen to its perilous tune.
Or by lone heath, or clear and rippling wave. Or whom the hunter winds an airy horn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The prisoner's vain escape.
' Nothing more' — yet our hearts deny it — As they pass by, — in silence and pain.
We have waked to that music immortal — We sleep not in peace again.
Franz ScJiubert. 29 FRANZ SCHUBERT.
{Died 1828. ) {; Schubert le musicieii le plus poete qui fut jamais! F. Liszt. ] How many a winter evening have we sped With thee, dear Master ! When the southern blast Bent all the treetops, like a flapping sail, And on the hearth the woodfire ceaselessly Cracked ; as when the furze... on golden moors Snaps its brown seed pods in the summer heat.
With thee we wander thro' the enchanted wood. The rider presses onward, ever on, The child clings closer to the father's arm. And shudders at the phantom-crowned King. And then we hear that unforgotten song, — The Erl King, flitting through the dusty glade, Singing wild snatches that must haunt the day Of all who listen to its perilous tune.
Or by lone heath, or clear and rippling wave. Or whom the hunter winds an airy horn.
What to read after Themes And Variations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Glenny Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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