Poems By Adam Lindsay Gordon
Poems By Adam Lindsay Gordon
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Our lord may conceal Or divulge at pleasure his own affairs, -- Not even his comrade Eric shares His secrets; though Eric thinks him wise, Which is more than I do, for I despise That foolish science he learnt in Rome. He dreams and mopes when he sits at home, And now he's not much better abroad; 'Tis hard to follow so tame a lord. 'Twixt us two, he won't be worth a rush If he will persist in his studies---- Eustace: Hush! Ralph has persuaded our guest to sing.
Thurston: I have known the day... when his voice would ring Till the rafters echoed.
Eustace: 'Tis pleasant still, Though far too feeble this hall to fill.
Harold (sings): On the current, where the wide Windings of the river Eddy to the North Sea tide, Shall I in my shallop glide, As I have done at her side? Never! never! never!
In the forest, where the firs, Pines, and larches quiver To the northern breeze that stirs, Shall my lips be press'd to hers, As they were in by-gone years?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our lord may conceal Or divulge at pleasure his own affairs, -- Not even his comrade Eric shares His secrets; though Eric thinks him wise, Which is more than I do, for I despise That foolish science he learnt in Rome. He dreams and mopes when he sits at home, And now he's not much better abroad; 'Tis hard to follow so tame a lord. 'Twixt us two, he won't be worth a rush If he will persist in his studies---- Eustace: Hush! Ralph has persuaded our guest to sing.
Thurston: I have known the day... when his voice would ring Till the rafters echoed.
Eustace: 'Tis pleasant still, Though far too feeble this hall to fill.
Harold (sings): On the current, where the wide Windings of the river Eddy to the North Sea tide, Shall I in my shallop glide, As I have done at her side? Never! never! never!
In the forest, where the firs, Pines, and larches quiver To the northern breeze that stirs, Shall my lips be press'd to hers, As they were in by-gone years?
What to read after Poems By Adam Lindsay Gordon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gordon Adam Lindsay to read onlineMoreLess
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