Tintagel And Other Verse
Tintagel And Other Verse
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Nay, I shall to it ; only think, 'tis hard To know just how to tell in ordered words What I have never told, to tell a youth What I have never breathed to one but God. Hark ! So it has happened : she was very low ; She? Oh, she was my Francesca, later My wife dead thirty years See that slim path between the cypress stems? It bends to the right and leads along the Arno. We used to walk there in the setting sun ; And afterwards with young Francesco, too, She wanted him called Pietro, after me, Bu...t I insisted on Francesco, after her ; 64 PIETRO'S CURE He toddled with us oh, those sunlit days ! Sometimes I tried to thread that way alone, When they were gone ; but no, 'tis better done To sit here in the gate and gaze and dream, To walk there in my fancy, when a slope Means sport, not scanty breath and tottering knees. At times a lover and his lady pass this way And take that path, and so I bless them both ; And when they laughingly return at eve, The light, the old dear light, in cither's eyes, I bless them once again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nay, I shall to it ; only think, 'tis hard To know just how to tell in ordered words What I have never told, to tell a youth What I have never breathed to one but God. Hark ! So it has happened : she was very low ; She? Oh, she was my Francesca, later My wife dead thirty years See that slim path between the cypress stems? It bends to the right and leads along the Arno. We used to walk there in the setting sun ; And afterwards with young Francesco, too, She wanted him called Pietro, after me, Bu...t I insisted on Francesco, after her ; 64 PIETRO'S CURE He toddled with us oh, those sunlit days ! Sometimes I tried to thread that way alone, When they were gone ; but no, 'tis better done To sit here in the gate and gaze and dream, To walk there in my fancy, when a slope Means sport, not scanty breath and tottering knees. At times a lover and his lady pass this way And take that path, and so I bless them both ; And when they laughingly return at eve, The light, the old dear light, in cither's eyes, I bless them once again.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter S Walter Swain Hinchman to read onlineMoreLess
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