German Ballads
German Ballads
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" {Korner. ) !28 MISCELLANEOUS.
A NIGHT OF SPRING.
It is sultry hot in the chamber small, The sick man lies with his face to the wall.
The fever has burned in his veins all night, His heart is weary, his eyes are bright.
He looks at the hour-glass' falling sand, He holds a watch in his thin white hand.
He counts the weary hours that have gone, He watches the hours creep slowly on.
He wonders, " Shall I be living yet When the slow hour-hand on three is set ? " And the nurse by his side sits pati...ently Waiting till over with him it be.
Within at his heart is the touch of death, Without, the first hint of the morn's sweet breath.
A NIGHT OF SPRING. 229 On his window the earliest light-rays break, Maidens and birds are astir and awake.
The earth is laughing in bright Spring-tide, The Whitsun-bells ring in a bride.
The students they wander out and sing, The world is so fair in its blossoming.
But stiller and stiller within it grows, To the sick man's side the old nurse goes.
She has folded the hands in peaceful wise, She has drawn the sheet o%-er mouth and eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" {Korner. ) !28 MISCELLANEOUS.
A NIGHT OF SPRING.
It is sultry hot in the chamber small, The sick man lies with his face to the wall.
The fever has burned in his veins all night, His heart is weary, his eyes are bright.
He looks at the hour-glass' falling sand, He holds a watch in his thin white hand.
He counts the weary hours that have gone, He watches the hours creep slowly on.
He wonders, " Shall I be living yet When the slow hour-hand on three is set ? " And the nurse by his side sits pati...ently Waiting till over with him it be.
Within at his heart is the touch of death, Without, the first hint of the morn's sweet breath.
A NIGHT OF SPRING. 229 On his window the earliest light-rays break, Maidens and birds are astir and awake.
The earth is laughing in bright Spring-tide, The Whitsun-bells ring in a bride.
The students they wander out and sing, The world is so fair in its blossoming.
But stiller and stiller within it grows, To the sick man's side the old nurse goes.
She has folded the hands in peaceful wise, She has drawn the sheet o%-er mouth and eyes.
What to read after German Ballads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Craigmyle to read onlineMoreLess
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