Jottings
Jottings
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with verdure bright, recalling back the scene, When youth went forth wdth spirits light to trip it o'er the green. Oh, those were happy youthful days when nature smiled so gay, And Shepherds sang their merry lays to welcome lovely May.
The winding river's rippling stream so gently murmured by, And Phcebus shed a glowing beam from out the azure sky. Oh, then we tripped it merrily throughout the livelong day, And tuned oiu* voices cheerily to welcome lovely May.
Each one was hailed with merry sho...ut, and greetings filled the au% The very woods with mirth rang out, our happiness to share ; Yes, every heart \\dth pleasure beat, and bii'ds from every spray Sent forth their melody so sweet to welcome lovely May.
The fairest month is " lovely May, " wherein we hail, each year, The Queen of England's natal day, a day all hearts revere ! Let's hope to greet it oft again, and sing with voices gay, Long, long may Queen Victoria reign, to welcome lovely May.
The fourth verse of this song was written by Edward M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
with verdure bright, recalling back the scene, When youth went forth wdth spirits light to trip it o'er the green. Oh, those were happy youthful days when nature smiled so gay, And Shepherds sang their merry lays to welcome lovely May.
The winding river's rippling stream so gently murmured by, And Phcebus shed a glowing beam from out the azure sky. Oh, then we tripped it merrily throughout the livelong day, And tuned oiu* voices cheerily to welcome lovely May.
Each one was hailed with merry sho...ut, and greetings filled the au% The very woods with mirth rang out, our happiness to share ; Yes, every heart \\dth pleasure beat, and bii'ds from every spray Sent forth their melody so sweet to welcome lovely May.
The fairest month is " lovely May, " wherein we hail, each year, The Queen of England's natal day, a day all hearts revere ! Let's hope to greet it oft again, and sing with voices gay, Long, long may Queen Victoria reign, to welcome lovely May.
The fourth verse of this song was written by Edward M.
What to read after Jottings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Ransford to read onlineMoreLess
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