Lyra Mancuniensis
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She seems to dalliance to invite The southern breezes as they pass.
What flower, what sunshine can surpass.
To me, the rare but welcome sight Of Phyllis stepping o'^er the grass ?
Not loudly, like the sounding brass.
But gently, whisper with delight The southern breezes as they pass.
What songs might troubadours amass, Should I the sweet impression write Of Phyllis stepping o'er the grass !
She is my own, my darling lass, And I can watch in charms unite The southern breezes as they pass, And Ph...yllis stepping o'er the grass.
( 21 ) ON THE GRASS.
On the grass round dewdrops shine, Changeful Nature's diamond mine, Till the frost in sportive glee Turns them all to filigree.
Streams, that wind in current slow, Brighter green than emeralds show ; And the blaze of rubies rare Pales before the sunset's glare.
Pearls may fade, their beauty shorn By the mists that float, at morn.
O'er rocks th^t in a setting stand Of golden broom and silver sand.
But I seek the dearest prize In the depths of Phyllis' eyes : These a thousand treasures hold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She seems to dalliance to invite The southern breezes as they pass.
What flower, what sunshine can surpass.
To me, the rare but welcome sight Of Phyllis stepping o'^er the grass ?
Not loudly, like the sounding brass.
But gently, whisper with delight The southern breezes as they pass.
What songs might troubadours amass, Should I the sweet impression write Of Phyllis stepping o'er the grass !
She is my own, my darling lass, And I can watch in charms unite The southern breezes as they pass, And Ph...yllis stepping o'er the grass.
( 21 ) ON THE GRASS.
On the grass round dewdrops shine, Changeful Nature's diamond mine, Till the frost in sportive glee Turns them all to filigree.
Streams, that wind in current slow, Brighter green than emeralds show ; And the blaze of rubies rare Pales before the sunset's glare.
Pearls may fade, their beauty shorn By the mists that float, at morn.
O'er rocks th^t in a setting stand Of golden broom and silver sand.
But I seek the dearest prize In the depths of Phyllis' eyes : These a thousand treasures hold.
What to read after Lyra Mancuniensis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Hughes to read onlineMoreLess
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