The Poetical Works of Thomas Buchanan Read Complete in Three Volumes volume 2
The Poetical Works of Thomas Buchanan Read Complete in Three Volumes volume 2
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With open brow The generous matron welcomes in the group ; And there Olivia, not too proud to tend, But with a flush of pleasure on her face, Glides gracefully from chair to chair, and helps The glowing reaper s plate ; here fills the glass With odorous cider, sparkling as it flows, Or drowns the bowl with liquid from the churn, Cooled at the spring beside the yellow prints. Here smokes the ample joint, and steaming there The yellow ears of maize inviting stand, Fresh from the cauldron drained ...delicious food, To other lands unknown with much beside. When this is past, the berries crown the board, The whortle from the wood, and those at morn Plucked from the wayside briers. The garden, t^ 120 THE NEW PASTORAL.
And orchard lend their fulness to the hour; For tis the season when the generous year Pours from his plenteous horn the ripened fruit The mellow peach, and bursting purple plum, The early apple, and the golden pear; But chiefly the huge melon which, when ripe, Yields, to the pressing hands and listening ear, A crisp and frosty sound, from out its heart Of crimson snow, that calls the thirsty knife.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With open brow The generous matron welcomes in the group ; And there Olivia, not too proud to tend, But with a flush of pleasure on her face, Glides gracefully from chair to chair, and helps The glowing reaper s plate ; here fills the glass With odorous cider, sparkling as it flows, Or drowns the bowl with liquid from the churn, Cooled at the spring beside the yellow prints. Here smokes the ample joint, and steaming there The yellow ears of maize inviting stand, Fresh from the cauldron drained ...delicious food, To other lands unknown with much beside. When this is past, the berries crown the board, The whortle from the wood, and those at morn Plucked from the wayside briers. The garden, t^ 120 THE NEW PASTORAL.
And orchard lend their fulness to the hour; For tis the season when the generous year Pours from his plenteous horn the ripened fruit The mellow peach, and bursting purple plum, The early apple, and the golden pear; But chiefly the huge melon which, when ripe, Yields, to the pressing hands and listening ear, A crisp and frosty sound, from out its heart Of crimson snow, that calls the thirsty knife.
What to read after The Poetical Works of Thomas Buchanan Read Complete in Three Volumes volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Buchanan Read to read onlineMoreLess
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