The First volume of Poetry Revised Improved And Considerably Enlarged Conta
The First volume of Poetry Revised Improved And Considerably Enlarged Conta
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And Base. ) SEE how fair Flora decks our fields with flowers, And clothes our groves in gaudy Summer's green ; And wanton Spring pours forth her balmy show'rs, To hasten Ceres' harvests, hallow'd queen !
Now shepherds lay their winter weeds away, And in neat jackets sporting on the plains 5 And at the rivers fishing day by day, Now, who so frolic, as the shepherd swains ?
Dray ton's Seventh Eclogue.
2d Collection, p. 23, Birchall.
248 GLEE for 3 Voices. TRAVERS.
(Con. Ten. And Base. ) SOFT Cupi...d, wanton am'rous boy !
The other day, mov'd with my lyre 5 In flattering accents spoke his joy, And utter'd thus his fond desire : " O raise thy voice ! one song I ask,
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And Base. ) SEE how fair Flora decks our fields with flowers, And clothes our groves in gaudy Summer's green ; And wanton Spring pours forth her balmy show'rs, To hasten Ceres' harvests, hallow'd queen !
Now shepherds lay their winter weeds away, And in neat jackets sporting on the plains 5 And at the rivers fishing day by day, Now, who so frolic, as the shepherd swains ?
Dray ton's Seventh Eclogue.
2d Collection, p. 23, Birchall.
248 GLEE for 3 Voices. TRAVERS.
(Con. Ten. And Base. ) SOFT Cupi...d, wanton am'rous boy !
The other day, mov'd with my lyre 5 In flattering accents spoke his joy, And utter'd thus his fond desire : " O raise thy voice ! one song I ask,
What to read after The First volume of Poetry Revised Improved And Considerably Enlarged Conta?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Clark to read online
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