Flowers of German Poetry
Flowers of German Poetry
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It all my pain renews. " The other cried, " The play is played, I too with thee would die : But I have wife and child at home, On me they both rely. " THE TWO GRENADIERS. " What matters wife ! whal matters child ! A higher aim have I : If they are hungry, let them beg. Imprisoned He doth lie. "A last request, oh promise me, Dear comrade, ere I die ; Take me along with you to France, In France's soil to lie. " My cross and ribbon red thou'lt lay Upon my heart to bide ; My musket in my hand thou'...lt place. My sw T ord upon my side. " So will I lie and listen still, A sentry for the camp. Until I hear the cannon roar, And neighing horses tramp. " And should my Emperor o'er my grave With glitt'rillg weapons ride I, fully armed, will then step forth, And place mc by Ins side. " 28 TO I know an eye, whose glancing beam Speaks more than Language to the heart, Where ever-springing love is seen. Ready to cheer, and joy t' impart. Full oft have 1 its power felt, And learned to know each glance so clear For near that eye I long have dwelt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It all my pain renews. " The other cried, " The play is played, I too with thee would die : But I have wife and child at home, On me they both rely. " THE TWO GRENADIERS. " What matters wife ! whal matters child ! A higher aim have I : If they are hungry, let them beg. Imprisoned He doth lie. "A last request, oh promise me, Dear comrade, ere I die ; Take me along with you to France, In France's soil to lie. " My cross and ribbon red thou'lt lay Upon my heart to bide ; My musket in my hand thou'...lt place. My sw T ord upon my side. " So will I lie and listen still, A sentry for the camp. Until I hear the cannon roar, And neighing horses tramp. " And should my Emperor o'er my grave With glitt'rillg weapons ride I, fully armed, will then step forth, And place mc by Ins side. " 28 TO I know an eye, whose glancing beam Speaks more than Language to the heart, Where ever-springing love is seen. Ready to cheer, and joy t' impart. Full oft have 1 its power felt, And learned to know each glance so clear For near that eye I long have dwelt.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Harriott Miles to read onlineMoreLess
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