The Childrens Treasury of English Song
The Childrens Treasury of English Song
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And my wife sobb'd alciid in her fulness of bsarL ■ Sr^T — stay with lis! — rest' — iz:i irr ~rirv and warn \ ' — And tai-n was their war-broken soldier to stav : — Bm sorrow retnm'd " And the voice in ~_. : _ ___ : :_ _ ^^ i..
T. CarsTC'dl ~ 5 I ' SZiyi) BEZISARJL'S Kzatzx's g:?"" ■: - -- - -- r - f=^ As the wise ^, - _ - -, Since ths. Leain'd. Great, and good, of its fi-owns seldom s: - - - — Wrroess brare ; -. _. Besrs^'d for a half- penny : — 'Dai€ oi^iitm^DaUoiMfluTii, Daii tXfolumi^ Bdhar...iCj of English Song 87 He whose fame from his valour and -victories arose, sir. Of his countr>- the shield, and the scourge of her foes, sir : By his poor faithful dog, blind and aged- was led With one foot in the grave, thus to beg for his bread.
When a young Roman knight, in the street passing by, The veteran survey'd with a heart-rending sigh : His purse in his hebnet he dropp'd with a tear. While the soldiers sad tale thus attracted, his ear.
' I have fought, I have bled, I have conquerd fee Rome : ' I have crown'd her with laurels, which for ages shall bloom ; I've enrich'd her with wealth, swell d.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And my wife sobb'd alciid in her fulness of bsarL ■ Sr^T — stay with lis! — rest' — iz:i irr ~rirv and warn \ ' — And tai-n was their war-broken soldier to stav : — Bm sorrow retnm'd " And the voice in ~_. : _ ___ : :_ _ ^^ i..
T. CarsTC'dl ~ 5 I ' SZiyi) BEZISARJL'S Kzatzx's g:?"" ■: - -- - -- r - f=^ As the wise ^, - _ - -, Since ths. Leain'd. Great, and good, of its fi-owns seldom s: - - - — Wrroess brare ; -. _. Besrs^'d for a half- penny : — 'Dai€ oi^iitm^DaUoiMfluTii, Daii tXfolumi^ Bdhar...iCj of English Song 87 He whose fame from his valour and -victories arose, sir. Of his countr>- the shield, and the scourge of her foes, sir : By his poor faithful dog, blind and aged- was led With one foot in the grave, thus to beg for his bread.
When a young Roman knight, in the street passing by, The veteran survey'd with a heart-rending sigh : His purse in his hebnet he dropp'd with a tear. While the soldiers sad tale thus attracted, his ear.
' I have fought, I have bled, I have conquerd fee Rome : ' I have crown'd her with laurels, which for ages shall bloom ; I've enrich'd her with wealth, swell d.
What to read after The Childrens Treasury of English Song?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis T Palgrave to read onlineMoreLess
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