Poems
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When she was come to the house, to the well-built house of her hero. Hector the slayer of men, she found there servants a- many. And to them all she brought loud wailing and lamen- tation. . So in Hector's house they all were mourning for Hector, Living yet though he was, for they said he would come from the battle Never again, nor escape from the hands of the wrathful Achaeans.
34 Millvvater Lady of the Garden, no Fairer spot than this can be, Proud with Summer's bravest show, Sweet to smell a...nd fair to see.
Lady of the Garden, we Poor town-dwellers, for a while From the noise and dirt set free, Thank you for your garden's smile ; Thank you for a happy day, And your garden's welcoming, Fountains lazily at play. Waters ever murmuring.
Then reluctant go away Richer for the fairy sight, Peace and quiet of the day, Country noises of the night.
Summer days too swiftly sped, Summer nights that fairer grew — All things pass and these are fled, Lady of the Garden, too.
D 2 E. M. J.
What is he thinking lying there so still, This tiny piece of soft humanity, This little unknown stranger in our midst ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When she was come to the house, to the well-built house of her hero. Hector the slayer of men, she found there servants a- many. And to them all she brought loud wailing and lamen- tation. . So in Hector's house they all were mourning for Hector, Living yet though he was, for they said he would come from the battle Never again, nor escape from the hands of the wrathful Achaeans.
34 Millvvater Lady of the Garden, no Fairer spot than this can be, Proud with Summer's bravest show, Sweet to smell a...nd fair to see.
Lady of the Garden, we Poor town-dwellers, for a while From the noise and dirt set free, Thank you for your garden's smile ; Thank you for a happy day, And your garden's welcoming, Fountains lazily at play. Waters ever murmuring.
Then reluctant go away Richer for the fairy sight, Peace and quiet of the day, Country noises of the night.
Summer days too swiftly sped, Summer nights that fairer grew — All things pass and these are fled, Lady of the Garden, too.
D 2 E. M. J.
What is he thinking lying there so still, This tiny piece of soft humanity, This little unknown stranger in our midst ?
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Maitland to read onlineMoreLess
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