Verses From Japan
Verses From Japan
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He had loved the winfome maiden From that fir ft fweet fmiling ftart : Lingered in his ear her accents, And her image in his heart. Omme and Genjiro. 15 All the joys that life can lavifh, When the foul is frefh and fair, Through their foftly-gliding fummers Shed their fweetnefs on the pair. Thus they tell the pleafant ftory, As the feafons come and go, Of the love of gentle Omme And the high-foul'd Genjiro. From the cottage to the palace, From the cradle to the pall, In all ages, in all countri...es, Love is ever lord of all. LAMENT OF THE PRINCESS OF MIKAWA ON THE DEATH OF HER HUSBAND. 'ANES the white moon, but not the burfting heart That brighter grows, and fuller of its woe. Time cannot leflen forrow fuch as mine. The fpring flowers bloflbm and the even- ing air Is warm and fragrant, while with honied throats The orioles, from a maze of cherry boughs, Lament of the Prmcefs ofMikawa. 1 7 Sing all the fweet love-fecrets of their nefts. But oh ! for autumn with her withering woods, And ikies that fried a thoufand ftreaming tears !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had loved the winfome maiden From that fir ft fweet fmiling ftart : Lingered in his ear her accents, And her image in his heart. Omme and Genjiro. 15 All the joys that life can lavifh, When the foul is frefh and fair, Through their foftly-gliding fummers Shed their fweetnefs on the pair. Thus they tell the pleafant ftory, As the feafons come and go, Of the love of gentle Omme And the high-foul'd Genjiro. From the cottage to the palace, From the cradle to the pall, In all ages, in all countri...es, Love is ever lord of all. LAMENT OF THE PRINCESS OF MIKAWA ON THE DEATH OF HER HUSBAND. 'ANES the white moon, but not the burfting heart That brighter grows, and fuller of its woe. Time cannot leflen forrow fuch as mine. The fpring flowers bloflbm and the even- ing air Is warm and fragrant, while with honied throats The orioles, from a maze of cherry boughs, Lament of the Prmcefs ofMikawa. 1 7 Sing all the fweet love-fecrets of their nefts. But oh ! for autumn with her withering woods, And ikies that fried a thoufand ftreaming tears !
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George William Thomson to read onlineMoreLess
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