Wayside Warbles
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But tell me why 'tis buried so. To hide a jewel is not meet?" " Were I that dainty thing to show, 'Twould catch too many whispers, sweet. " I told a love-tale to the maid, I saw her lips curl round with play. And kissing them for what they said, I stole her wicked heart away. 72 TO MUSIC. FOR some sweet, simple tune, Like the melodies of June ; Lifrlitsome as the wanton air, Flitting here and everywhere ; Wild as an ^olian strain, Let the sounding note complain. Till my spirit, sore distrest, S...olaced, slumbers into rest. Music, brush thy silver wings. O'er the harp's responsive strings, Or from out thy golden throat Breathe the sympathetic note ; Wake again thy dulcet lute. And the warble of the flute ; Let the violin be heard, Like a lone lamenting bird ; Chaunt to me an olden psalm, Till a soft, harmonious calm THE SUNNY SLOPES OF OLDISCLEAVE. 73 Settles down upon my soul, Sweet as soothing Love's control. Come, O come, melodious wind, Healer of the wounded mind, Like a ripple on the shore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But tell me why 'tis buried so. To hide a jewel is not meet?" " Were I that dainty thing to show, 'Twould catch too many whispers, sweet. " I told a love-tale to the maid, I saw her lips curl round with play. And kissing them for what they said, I stole her wicked heart away. 72 TO MUSIC. FOR some sweet, simple tune, Like the melodies of June ; Lifrlitsome as the wanton air, Flitting here and everywhere ; Wild as an ^olian strain, Let the sounding note complain. Till my spirit, sore distrest, S...olaced, slumbers into rest. Music, brush thy silver wings. O'er the harp's responsive strings, Or from out thy golden throat Breathe the sympathetic note ; Wake again thy dulcet lute. And the warble of the flute ; Let the violin be heard, Like a lone lamenting bird ; Chaunt to me an olden psalm, Till a soft, harmonious calm THE SUNNY SLOPES OF OLDISCLEAVE. 73 Settles down upon my soul, Sweet as soothing Love's control. Come, O come, melodious wind, Healer of the wounded mind, Like a ripple on the shore.
What to read after Wayside Warbles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Capern to read onlineMoreLess
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