Votive Offerings Or a Help Towards Stanningley Church
Votive Offerings Or a Help Towards Stanningley Church
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SONNET JTO, THE RIVER WHARFE.
BY THE REV. R. RIDSDALE, M. A. , PREBENDARY OF CHICHESTER.
Welcome, my native stream, full many a day Of joy and sadness o'er my head has pass'd, Since first upon thy banks I us'd to stray, When care no shadows o'er life's path had cast. Yet passing years to thee no change has brought, And o'er thy pebbled bed thy waters flow As soft and limpid, as when first was taught The TV! use's influence in my breast to glow : With cheerful heart, I hail thy banks again, As I... would welcome a long parted friend ; Fondly recalling all the busy train Of joys, which in my bosom used to blend. Years yet to come, should they be granted me, May they glide peaceful, as they've pass'd with thee !
F 66 THE BEE-HIVE.
BY MRS. CURTEIS, READING.
Come hither, little wandering bee, And tell me why you roam, Why cannot you content yourself In building cells at home ?
I'U tell you, little lady, why I roam about all day, And visit every little flower I meet with on my way.
I'm on the wing by early dawn, And search each flow'ret's cup, To take its honey, ere the sun Has time to drink it up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SONNET JTO, THE RIVER WHARFE.
BY THE REV. R. RIDSDALE, M. A. , PREBENDARY OF CHICHESTER.
Welcome, my native stream, full many a day Of joy and sadness o'er my head has pass'd, Since first upon thy banks I us'd to stray, When care no shadows o'er life's path had cast. Yet passing years to thee no change has brought, And o'er thy pebbled bed thy waters flow As soft and limpid, as when first was taught The TV! use's influence in my breast to glow : With cheerful heart, I hail thy banks again, As I... would welcome a long parted friend ; Fondly recalling all the busy train Of joys, which in my bosom used to blend. Years yet to come, should they be granted me, May they glide peaceful, as they've pass'd with thee !
F 66 THE BEE-HIVE.
BY MRS. CURTEIS, READING.
Come hither, little wandering bee, And tell me why you roam, Why cannot you content yourself In building cells at home ?
I'U tell you, little lady, why I roam about all day, And visit every little flower I meet with on my way.
I'm on the wing by early dawn, And search each flow'ret's cup, To take its honey, ere the sun Has time to drink it up.
What to read after Votive Offerings Or a Help Towards Stanningley Church?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Furbank to read onlineMoreLess
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