Welsh Lyrics of the Nineteenth Century
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Sweet the song of thrushes filling all the air with shake and quiver, While the feathered songsters, vying each with each, their songs are trilling. Sweet the sound, oh sweet the sound. But to me my love's caressing words and looks are sweeter ever. Would this moment I were near him, and my lips to his were pressing, Sweetheart mine, O sweetheart mine.
23 Glasyftys.
God in heaven be Thou his sentry. Guard him from the tempests wintry, Sheep and shepherd ever tending — such my prayer to heaven a...scending, O hear my cry and guard my love. Loving Saviour, stay beside us ; let Thy Holy Spirit guide us, Keep our feet from rock and mire, till within Thy heavenly choir, We shall rest with Thee above.
24 lOAN EMLYN.
I John Jones was bom at Newcastle Emlyn in 1818, and apprenticed to a watchmaker at Crickhowel. He did a good deal of journalistic work and entered the Baptist ministry in 1853. After holding various charges in South Wales, he died Jan. , 1873. His fame rests almost entirely on a single lyric, *' Tlie Pauper's Grave, " which is one of the most popular in the language.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sweet the song of thrushes filling all the air with shake and quiver, While the feathered songsters, vying each with each, their songs are trilling. Sweet the sound, oh sweet the sound. But to me my love's caressing words and looks are sweeter ever. Would this moment I were near him, and my lips to his were pressing, Sweetheart mine, O sweetheart mine.
23 Glasyftys.
God in heaven be Thou his sentry. Guard him from the tempests wintry, Sheep and shepherd ever tending — such my prayer to heaven a...scending, O hear my cry and guard my love. Loving Saviour, stay beside us ; let Thy Holy Spirit guide us, Keep our feet from rock and mire, till within Thy heavenly choir, We shall rest with Thee above.
24 lOAN EMLYN.
I John Jones was bom at Newcastle Emlyn in 1818, and apprenticed to a watchmaker at Crickhowel. He did a good deal of journalistic work and entered the Baptist ministry in 1853. After holding various charges in South Wales, he died Jan. , 1873. His fame rests almost entirely on a single lyric, *' Tlie Pauper's Grave, " which is one of the most popular in the language.
What to read after Welsh Lyrics of the Nineteenth Century?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund Osborne Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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