Clio volume No 2
Clio volume No 2
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The moon was round, the moon was bright, the moon was riding high ; It was just such a pleasant night, and he was standing by: The sweet bird sung his roundelay, he mock'd me all night long; 'Ti* winter, and he's flown away, or I should hear his song.
The moon looks down upon the spring she cannot melt it though ; The pretty bird has spread his wing he does not love the snow : The winds blow hard they say, at sea, such winds will raise a storm ; I wish my love was here by me my heart would keep... him warm.
I have a hat of straw for thee I wove it, and I wept, To think thou wert so far at sea, and I the toy have kept ; I made a basket, which T filPd, with lilies to the brim; Hut plucking them their beauty kill'd, and sol tho't of him.
They say the moon loves such as I her love is very cold; She floats so softly through the sky, I'd take her down and fold 88 My cloak around her snowy face, and warm her on my heart O ! no she needs a warmer place How could we ever part!
What can my heart have done, to make me love so much the moon ?
What to read after Clio volume No 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Gates Percival to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The moon was round, the moon was bright, the moon was riding high ; It was just such a pleasant night, and he was standing by: The sweet bird sung his roundelay, he mock'd me all night long; 'Ti* winter, and he's flown away, or I should hear his song.
The moon looks down upon the spring she cannot melt it though ; The pretty bird has spread his wing he does not love the snow : The winds blow hard they say, at sea, such winds will raise a storm ; I wish my love was here by me my heart would keep... him warm.
I have a hat of straw for thee I wove it, and I wept, To think thou wert so far at sea, and I the toy have kept ; I made a basket, which T filPd, with lilies to the brim; Hut plucking them their beauty kill'd, and sol tho't of him.
They say the moon loves such as I her love is very cold; She floats so softly through the sky, I'd take her down and fold 88 My cloak around her snowy face, and warm her on my heart O ! no she needs a warmer place How could we ever part!
What can my heart have done, to make me love so much the moon ?
What to read after Clio volume No 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Gates Percival to read onlineMoreLess
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