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As dainty a dish as a Prince could wish; But he passed to the supper-pavilion, And we saw him no more, till they mended the floor, And opened the primal cotillion.
There, gracefully dancing with Mrs. Morgan, He had quite forgotten his thoughts, I suppose, Just as hearers a sermon forget, at its close — When the "Jubilate" is played on the organ; Whatever his fancies were, nobody knows.
Now, how strange the feeling that comes to one, When the royal Show is almost done.
When the gas for hours has... dazzled the eye, And the air grows dense as the flowers die!
How strange to go out, from the crowded rout.
To the open street, where to all is given A sight of the clear and infinite Heaven, Out into the cool October night.
Where, in place of that garish inner light, Are all those silvery cressets, fed With rays from God's own glory shed.
Ah ! if one now might only flee Across that measureless, lucid sea, To lustres — 0, how pure and far!— What, from the spirit's chosen star.
Would all this glittering turmoil seem.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As dainty a dish as a Prince could wish; But he passed to the supper-pavilion, And we saw him no more, till they mended the floor, And opened the primal cotillion.
There, gracefully dancing with Mrs. Morgan, He had quite forgotten his thoughts, I suppose, Just as hearers a sermon forget, at its close — When the "Jubilate" is played on the organ; Whatever his fancies were, nobody knows.
Now, how strange the feeling that comes to one, When the royal Show is almost done.
When the gas for hours has... dazzled the eye, And the air grows dense as the flowers die!
How strange to go out, from the crowded rout.
To the open street, where to all is given A sight of the clear and infinite Heaven, Out into the cool October night.
Where, in place of that garish inner light, Are all those silvery cressets, fed With rays from God's own glory shed.
Ah ! if one now might only flee Across that measureless, lucid sea, To lustres — 0, how pure and far!— What, from the spirit's chosen star.
Would all this glittering turmoil seem.
What to read after The book of New York Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hamilton Fish Armstrong to read onlineMoreLess
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