Whitehaugh a Poem
Whitehaugh a Poem
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— i Such a moment of bliss, should, our whole life, inspire, g With the ardent, unceasing, and noble, desire, 1 To dwell, like the sun, in those regions above, a Where his warmth is Eternal, and, where God, is, all love. A And, Know'st thou, the Mansion-house, lordly in pride, I «); iqjsisiSiSiSiSisimissssisiSi'msmsis. Mmsis^ kcrrpcocccopofpocrpcp'-rorcrcpoccoooooccrccocppooooccrcrrcrprccrccrerrepprcrrrrrrrrr r?i Whid), lo catch with the hook, rcfinires many a bribe? IMore North, " riiis the (l...audic, " the Prince of Scotch lUirns, Ikint;, lliickly bes[)rinkied, wilii trout, al all turns. On its banks, lie ricli farms, whicli it irrigates too, |g Wiierc, in days, nowgone bye, was distilled, "Mountain dew, " jg And, our oldest, good tenant, S. Rcid, of the Den, jg There, luinibered his years, of full nine times ten. But, I've, mounted the hill, far above the swoet Vale, Where, first 1 began, to nnfold this long tale: And, yet, I have more, of this Valley to say, So, descend with me, quickly, before close of day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— i Such a moment of bliss, should, our whole life, inspire, g With the ardent, unceasing, and noble, desire, 1 To dwell, like the sun, in those regions above, a Where his warmth is Eternal, and, where God, is, all love. A And, Know'st thou, the Mansion-house, lordly in pride, I «); iqjsisiSiSiSiSisimissssisiSi'msmsis. Mmsis^ kcrrpcocccopofpocrpcp'-rorcrcpoccoooooccrccocppooooccrcrrcrprccrccrerrepprcrrrrrrrrr r?i Whid), lo catch with the hook, rcfinires many a bribe? IMore North, " riiis the (l...audic, " the Prince of Scotch lUirns, Ikint;, lliickly bes[)rinkied, wilii trout, al all turns. On its banks, lie ricli farms, whicli it irrigates too, |g Wiierc, in days, nowgone bye, was distilled, "Mountain dew, " jg And, our oldest, good tenant, S. Rcid, of the Den, jg There, luinibered his years, of full nine times ten. But, I've, mounted the hill, far above the swoet Vale, Where, first 1 began, to nnfold this long tale: And, yet, I have more, of this Valley to say, So, descend with me, quickly, before close of day.
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