Menana a Romance of the Red Indians in Ten Cantos With Notes to Which Are Ad
Menana a Romance of the Red Indians in Ten Cantos With Notes to Which Are Ad
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" Lovely to thee is yon magnolia's bloom.
" Ah ! all its beauty now to me is dead, " And every hope I cherish' d long has fled.
" Thou hast no father had I ne'er been one, " I had not felt what 'tis to lose a son.
" I had a son, my hope, my joy, my pride !
" Oh, that he'd fallen in battle by my side !
" Unknown his fate ; in infancy trepann'd, " He haply fell into some spoiler's hand ; " Or in some luckless moment chanc'd to stray " Where the couch'd serpent waits his hapless prey.
132 MENANA.
...* " We miss'd him when the season gladness brought " To all, save me, with grief and anguish fraught ; " When snows had melted in the lake's embrace, " And birds re-peopl'd every bow'ry place ; ' When prairie flowers of purest azure hue " Disclos'd their tiny blossoms to the view ; " When the young sap through tender branches run, " And buds to leaves burst forth ; I miss'd my son !
" Yes ; miss'd him ; and I well remember how " I felt his loss. I feel it keenly now.
" His mother ow'd to other climes her birth; " Spain was to her the spirit-home of earth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Lovely to thee is yon magnolia's bloom.
" Ah ! all its beauty now to me is dead, " And every hope I cherish' d long has fled.
" Thou hast no father had I ne'er been one, " I had not felt what 'tis to lose a son.
" I had a son, my hope, my joy, my pride !
" Oh, that he'd fallen in battle by my side !
" Unknown his fate ; in infancy trepann'd, " He haply fell into some spoiler's hand ; " Or in some luckless moment chanc'd to stray " Where the couch'd serpent waits his hapless prey.
132 MENANA.
...* " We miss'd him when the season gladness brought " To all, save me, with grief and anguish fraught ; " When snows had melted in the lake's embrace, " And birds re-peopl'd every bow'ry place ; ' When prairie flowers of purest azure hue " Disclos'd their tiny blossoms to the view ; " When the young sap through tender branches run, " And buds to leaves burst forth ; I miss'd my son !
" Yes ; miss'd him ; and I well remember how " I felt his loss. I feel it keenly now.
" His mother ow'd to other climes her birth; " Spain was to her the spirit-home of earth.
What to read after Menana a Romance of the Red Indians in Ten Cantos With Notes to Which Are Ad?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T W Thomas W Kelly to read onlineMoreLess
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