The Life of Sumner Lincoln Fairfield Esq in One volume
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I slumbered with thee In our moon-lighted bower in the spring of the year, And heard the birds singing on our apricot-tree When we woke to delight on the banks of Zevere !
How often when nature in vain bloomed around I turned in my heart-stricken sorrow to thee, And in vigil and penance and weariness found Thy sweet love a solace and treasure to me ! j THE SISTERS OF SAINT CLARA. 91 But, alas ! thou art dead, and I am alone, Far from all that on earth or in heaven were dear ; Fare thee well, lo...vely Inez ! dark shadows are thrown O'er our bower on the banks of the lonely Zevere.
Julian had stood beside the bower, And heard, unseen, the mournful song, While every blushing, dewy flower Reproached him with fair Zulma's wrong ; But nature's voice, so soft, so still, Fails to o'errule ambition's pride, Or with atoning sorrow fill A lordly heart unsanctified. Julian drew near and greeted fair The sad, forsaken, lovely maid, And, eloquent in praise and prayer, Rehearsing all he oft had said, Implored compliance with his love, Acceptance of his treasures — all — And she should ever — ever prove The queen of banquet, bower and hall, And be his heart's eternal bride, His life his sun, his hope, his heaven, And, when he gained his throne of pride, His royal name should soon be given.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I slumbered with thee In our moon-lighted bower in the spring of the year, And heard the birds singing on our apricot-tree When we woke to delight on the banks of Zevere !
How often when nature in vain bloomed around I turned in my heart-stricken sorrow to thee, And in vigil and penance and weariness found Thy sweet love a solace and treasure to me ! j THE SISTERS OF SAINT CLARA. 91 But, alas ! thou art dead, and I am alone, Far from all that on earth or in heaven were dear ; Fare thee well, lo...vely Inez ! dark shadows are thrown O'er our bower on the banks of the lonely Zevere.
Julian had stood beside the bower, And heard, unseen, the mournful song, While every blushing, dewy flower Reproached him with fair Zulma's wrong ; But nature's voice, so soft, so still, Fails to o'errule ambition's pride, Or with atoning sorrow fill A lordly heart unsanctified. Julian drew near and greeted fair The sad, forsaken, lovely maid, And, eloquent in praise and prayer, Rehearsing all he oft had said, Implored compliance with his love, Acceptance of his treasures — all — And she should ever — ever prove The queen of banquet, bower and hall, And be his heart's eternal bride, His life his sun, his hope, his heaven, And, when he gained his throne of pride, His royal name should soon be given.
What to read after The Life of Sumner Lincoln Fairfield Esq in One volume?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Frazee Fairfield to read onlineMoreLess
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