Twilight Hours Or Leisure Moments of An Artist
Twilight Hours Or Leisure Moments of An Artist
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Where evermore the seraph song Of whispering thoughts, shall gather strong And hold a part In all my weary wanderings. My soul from inward ponderings Looks forth upon the cold, cold world, And sees, as when in gloom of night, One lonely star is shining bright, No other form than thine.
56 THE TRAVELLER AND MAIDEN, MAIDEN.
TRAVELLER, with fatigue opprest, In our dwelling there is rest ; Wilt partake our homely fare ? That we have we freely share.
TRAVELLER.
Thanks to thee, thou gentle maiden, Le...nd thy hand, for I am laden ; Help to move this heavy pack, Firmly bound upon my back.
THE TRAVELLER AND MAIDEN. 57 MAIDEN.
To what distant land dost thou, Weak and old, with care-worn brow, Wend thy way, thou hoary sage In the twilight of thy age ?
TRAVELLER.
Maiden, by the forest yonder, Where the mountain parts asunder, There a silver streamlet glides, Down the mossy vale it slides.
MAIDEN.
Yes, and by its side the flowers, Like the mem ry of bright hours, To the heart refreshment lend As worn travellers o er them bend.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where evermore the seraph song Of whispering thoughts, shall gather strong And hold a part In all my weary wanderings. My soul from inward ponderings Looks forth upon the cold, cold world, And sees, as when in gloom of night, One lonely star is shining bright, No other form than thine.
56 THE TRAVELLER AND MAIDEN, MAIDEN.
TRAVELLER, with fatigue opprest, In our dwelling there is rest ; Wilt partake our homely fare ? That we have we freely share.
TRAVELLER.
Thanks to thee, thou gentle maiden, Le...nd thy hand, for I am laden ; Help to move this heavy pack, Firmly bound upon my back.
THE TRAVELLER AND MAIDEN. 57 MAIDEN.
To what distant land dost thou, Weak and old, with care-worn brow, Wend thy way, thou hoary sage In the twilight of thy age ?
TRAVELLER.
Maiden, by the forest yonder, Where the mountain parts asunder, There a silver streamlet glides, Down the mossy vale it slides.
MAIDEN.
Yes, and by its side the flowers, Like the mem ry of bright hours, To the heart refreshment lend As worn travellers o er them bend.
What to read after Twilight Hours Or Leisure Moments of An Artist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Augustus Brackett to read onlineMoreLess
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