Poems
Poems
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The glorious day is past, And night is here at last ; We can but sigh, Good-bye !
114 TO A YOUNG MAID Adieu, my dear, adieu ! I leave not all behind ! Your sweet and quiet mind Shall ever be With me.
Believe me, O ! believe, Your pure and gentle face, Though known but for a space, Eternally I see.
Good-bye, my dear, good-bye ! Your spirit ever sings " Awake to higher things, Nor dream nor die. " Good-bye !
To S. M.
HEART of goodness, head of power, Pause on your impulsive way ; Be but passive f...or an hour, Be but quiet for a day : There are blessings in repose Where the mind expands and grows, Heavenly gifts and graces brood Over blissful solitude.
i i Il6 TO S. M.
All the a
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The glorious day is past, And night is here at last ; We can but sigh, Good-bye !
114 TO A YOUNG MAID Adieu, my dear, adieu ! I leave not all behind ! Your sweet and quiet mind Shall ever be With me.
Believe me, O ! believe, Your pure and gentle face, Though known but for a space, Eternally I see.
Good-bye, my dear, good-bye ! Your spirit ever sings " Awake to higher things, Nor dream nor die. " Good-bye !
To S. M.
HEART of goodness, head of power, Pause on your impulsive way ; Be but passive f...or an hour, Be but quiet for a day : There are blessings in repose Where the mind expands and grows, Heavenly gifts and graces brood Over blissful solitude.
i i Il6 TO S. M.
All the a
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary E Richmond to read onlineMoreLess
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