Verses And Versicles
Verses And Versicles
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And you shall join the cheerful crew Who daily bathe and dine and dance And in the intervals pursue Studies of high significance, 28 TO A. S. W.
Striving to find the fairest face Of maiden gay or matron grave ; Who leads the dance with most of grace And who most boldly breasts the wave.
Or if the graver mood prevails We'll leave the giddy company, And watch the sunlight gild the sails That navigate an opal sea; And still converse, and only pause To light contemplative cigars, While night comes ...on and darkness draws The sheen from all the silent stars.
1887.
29 TO W. J. C. ON HIS APPROACHING MARRIAGE AS nears the day expected long-, Your natural gladness overflows And spreads to all the friendly throng Who wish you joy in verse and prose, Desiring for your future course Beyond the happy wedding day Advance of fame, increase of force, And bridal music all the way.
And one who sauntered by your side And followed you in many frays Will some day frankly tell the Bride (When half-inclined to hear your praise) How strong you were in every strain, How equable in every mood; How disregarding private gain You ever sought the general good ; 30 TO W.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And you shall join the cheerful crew Who daily bathe and dine and dance And in the intervals pursue Studies of high significance, 28 TO A. S. W.
Striving to find the fairest face Of maiden gay or matron grave ; Who leads the dance with most of grace And who most boldly breasts the wave.
Or if the graver mood prevails We'll leave the giddy company, And watch the sunlight gild the sails That navigate an opal sea; And still converse, and only pause To light contemplative cigars, While night comes ...on and darkness draws The sheen from all the silent stars.
1887.
29 TO W. J. C. ON HIS APPROACHING MARRIAGE AS nears the day expected long-, Your natural gladness overflows And spreads to all the friendly throng Who wish you joy in verse and prose, Desiring for your future course Beyond the happy wedding day Advance of fame, increase of force, And bridal music all the way.
And one who sauntered by your side And followed you in many frays Will some day frankly tell the Bride (When half-inclined to hear your praise) How strong you were in every strain, How equable in every mood; How disregarding private gain You ever sought the general good ; 30 TO W.
What to read after Verses And Versicles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Heynes Radford to read onlineMoreLess
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