The New Monthly Magazine
The New Monthly Magazine
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— What sweet noise was 't Ctme np the garden as I enter'd it ?
FvTMf. The sweetest noise on earth, a woman's tongue j A string which hath no discord.
*■/ Let me hear it Come ! a soft song ! a.song !
^ ^^^' What shall it be ?
Fonar. Sing any thing, good girl. Beauty is beauty Whether it vie with the swan's*down or the rose.
Sing ! — yet not sadly, for the time is mournful, Nor yet too gaily, that were out of tune r But sing whatever tempts thee.
180 Poetical Scenes.
2i,Mend,nng9. Soiro.
Oi Why d...oft thou prolong Through cold nights forerer Thy iweet forest song ?
Thou hast some rich hours, Wherein thou may'st pine Underneath the flowers Which shall ne'er be thine.
3.
Through them may'st thou run Where green branches quiver ; But when day is done, Sleep, sweet summer river !
Binff' This music falls on me like slumber.
And crowns me now the toilsome day is over, With sweets that shame the laurel.
Fomar. Many thanks !
I think Marcella's voice grows sweeter daily.
Baff. She 11 meet pale Philomel in her haunt, and try Whose tongue is fleetest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— What sweet noise was 't Ctme np the garden as I enter'd it ?
FvTMf. The sweetest noise on earth, a woman's tongue j A string which hath no discord.
*■/ Let me hear it Come ! a soft song ! a.song !
^ ^^^' What shall it be ?
Fonar. Sing any thing, good girl. Beauty is beauty Whether it vie with the swan's*down or the rose.
Sing ! — yet not sadly, for the time is mournful, Nor yet too gaily, that were out of tune r But sing whatever tempts thee.
180 Poetical Scenes.
2i,Mend,nng9. Soiro.
Oi Why d...oft thou prolong Through cold nights forerer Thy iweet forest song ?
Thou hast some rich hours, Wherein thou may'st pine Underneath the flowers Which shall ne'er be thine.
3.
Through them may'st thou run Where green branches quiver ; But when day is done, Sleep, sweet summer river !
Binff' This music falls on me like slumber.
And crowns me now the toilsome day is over, With sweets that shame the laurel.
Fomar. Many thanks !
I think Marcella's voice grows sweeter daily.
Baff. She 11 meet pale Philomel in her haunt, and try Whose tongue is fleetest.
What to read after The New Monthly Magazine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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