Tales Songs And Sonnets
Tales Songs And Sonnets
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And pledged one I dearly treasm-e.
Strong are the ties binding generous hearts That meet and are mingled daily ; O'er a bright smooth sea their vessel darts, ' And the breeze plays round it gaily ; A stronger tie hath the fate that parts — Sure bond that no chance may sever ; And closer are drawn divided hearts Than those that seemed blended ever.
68 TALES, SONGS AND SONNETS.
SONNET : BY MRS. COWDEN CLARKE, Over the sea there came, how still and "vvise ! | A voice well kll0^v^l, and never vainl...y heard. | 'Mid the rough winds I listened, and it stirred j Some buried thoughts, and slumbering sympathies. !
And if it keenly probed what often lies Couched 'neath the hollow smile and mocking word, ; If it tore off the mask, and showed the blurred, And broken spirit all its sacrifice — With what a gentle and sufficing hand I It raised the shattered thing, and taught it how !
With resolute taith and tenderness, to stand And say — / am at one ivlth Heaven noxv. And the mute angel, Deatli, removes the brand I From the repentant soid and placid broAv.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And pledged one I dearly treasm-e.
Strong are the ties binding generous hearts That meet and are mingled daily ; O'er a bright smooth sea their vessel darts, ' And the breeze plays round it gaily ; A stronger tie hath the fate that parts — Sure bond that no chance may sever ; And closer are drawn divided hearts Than those that seemed blended ever.
68 TALES, SONGS AND SONNETS.
SONNET : BY MRS. COWDEN CLARKE, Over the sea there came, how still and "vvise ! | A voice well kll0^v^l, and never vainl...y heard. | 'Mid the rough winds I listened, and it stirred j Some buried thoughts, and slumbering sympathies. !
And if it keenly probed what often lies Couched 'neath the hollow smile and mocking word, ; If it tore off the mask, and showed the blurred, And broken spirit all its sacrifice — With what a gentle and sufficing hand I It raised the shattered thing, and taught it how !
With resolute taith and tenderness, to stand And say — / am at one ivlth Heaven noxv. And the mute angel, Deatli, removes the brand I From the repentant soid and placid broAv.
What to read after Tales Songs And Sonnets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Watson Dalby to read onlineMoreLess
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