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Alice was a chieftain's daughter, and, though many suitors sought her, She so loved Glengariff's water that she let her lovers pine;Her eye was beauty's palace, and her cheek an ivory chalice, Through which the blood of Alice gleamed soft as rosiest wine, And her lips like lusmore blossoms which the fairies intertwine, [100] And her heart a golden mine.
She was gentler and shyer than the light fawn that stood by her, And her eyes emit a fire soft and tender as her soul;Love's dewy light doth dr...own her, and the braided locks that crown herThan autumn's trees are browner, when the golden shadows rollThrough the forests in the evening, when cathedral turrets toll, And the purple sun advanceth to its goal.
Her cottage was a dwelling all regal homes excelling, But, ah! beyond the telling was the beauty round it spread:The wave and sunshine playing, like sisters each arraying, Far down the sea-plants swaying upon their coral bed, As languid as the tresses on a sleeping maiden's head, When the summer breeze is dead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alice was a chieftain's daughter, and, though many suitors sought her, She so loved Glengariff's water that she let her lovers pine;Her eye was beauty's palace, and her cheek an ivory chalice, Through which the blood of Alice gleamed soft as rosiest wine, And her lips like lusmore blossoms which the fairies intertwine, [100] And her heart a golden mine.
She was gentler and shyer than the light fawn that stood by her, And her eyes emit a fire soft and tender as her soul;Love's dewy light doth dr...own her, and the braided locks that crown herThan autumn's trees are browner, when the golden shadows rollThrough the forests in the evening, when cathedral turrets toll, And the purple sun advanceth to its goal.
Her cottage was a dwelling all regal homes excelling, But, ah! beyond the telling was the beauty round it spread:The wave and sunshine playing, like sisters each arraying, Far down the sea-plants swaying upon their coral bed, As languid as the tresses on a sleeping maiden's head, When the summer breeze is dead.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maccarthy Denis Florence to read onlineMoreLess
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