Manchester Poetry With An Introductory Essay
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He mourned as mourn the desolate when all their hope hath died. And again he crossed the ocean — but where was now his pride ?
132 MORT.
THE OLD YEAR.
Good night, good night ! thou art leaving us — Old year, thy days are done ; Of a much-loved friend thou'rt bereaving us — Good night ! thy goal is won. Thou cam'st in thine infancy hither.
We have loved thee long and well ; But thy leaf was doom'd to wither.
And we bid thee now farewell !
Good night, good night ! our adieu to thee Is fraught wit...h a deep despair. For the grief of parting is new to thee, And we may not thy sorrowing share. But thy fond and pure affection, Old year, we will not forget — For though robb'd of thy kind protection, We love, we love thee yet.
MORT. 133 Good night, good night ! thou hast ta'en with thee Of our greatest and our best, — But reproach shall not give pain to thee.
For thy summons to them was rest ! We have loved thee most sincerely, Old year, and we wish thee well ; O, to one we hold so dearly It is hard to bid farewell !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He mourned as mourn the desolate when all their hope hath died. And again he crossed the ocean — but where was now his pride ?
132 MORT.
THE OLD YEAR.
Good night, good night ! thou art leaving us — Old year, thy days are done ; Of a much-loved friend thou'rt bereaving us — Good night ! thy goal is won. Thou cam'st in thine infancy hither.
We have loved thee long and well ; But thy leaf was doom'd to wither.
And we bid thee now farewell !
Good night, good night ! our adieu to thee Is fraught wit...h a deep despair. For the grief of parting is new to thee, And we may not thy sorrowing share. But thy fond and pure affection, Old year, we will not forget — For though robb'd of thy kind protection, We love, we love thee yet.
MORT. 133 Good night, good night ! thou hast ta'en with thee Of our greatest and our best, — But reproach shall not give pain to thee.
For thy summons to them was rest ! We have loved thee most sincerely, Old year, and we wish thee well ; O, to one we hold so dearly It is hard to bid farewell !
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Wheeler to read onlineMoreLess
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