Tirhoot Rhymes
Tirhoot Rhymes
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Give the miser his gold, and the warrior fame. The friendless a friend, and the nameless a name, The mean raise to greatness ; but, oh ! give to me ; Only one loving glance o' my Jeannie's blue e'e.
ALBUM EFFUSIONS, 39 May her brow aye be clear, and lier glauce ever bright, Her bosom aye happy, her heart ever light ; May sorrow and care, far, far from her flee ; May a tear never dim her bonnie blue e'e.
And when her sun sets on that glorious shore. Where parting, and sorrow, and sin, are no mor...e— "With my whole soul I pray, that the last glance may be A glauce full of peace iu my Jeauuie's blue e'e.
IV.
On seeing a rather gushing effusion about living on a lonely isle in an atmos- phere of light, love, and general lunacy.
Qi|T'S all very well for a poet ^j) To sing about " some lonely isle, " " Like a gem in the ocean ;" but blow it ! 'T would only be nice for a while.
At fiest, it miglit be rather jolly To live all alone in a cave Embowered in ivy and holly.
And " lulled by the murmuring wave.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Give the miser his gold, and the warrior fame. The friendless a friend, and the nameless a name, The mean raise to greatness ; but, oh ! give to me ; Only one loving glance o' my Jeannie's blue e'e.
ALBUM EFFUSIONS, 39 May her brow aye be clear, and lier glauce ever bright, Her bosom aye happy, her heart ever light ; May sorrow and care, far, far from her flee ; May a tear never dim her bonnie blue e'e.
And when her sun sets on that glorious shore. Where parting, and sorrow, and sin, are no mor...e— "With my whole soul I pray, that the last glance may be A glauce full of peace iu my Jeauuie's blue e'e.
IV.
On seeing a rather gushing effusion about living on a lonely isle in an atmos- phere of light, love, and general lunacy.
Qi|T'S all very well for a poet ^j) To sing about " some lonely isle, " " Like a gem in the ocean ;" but blow it ! 'T would only be nice for a while.
At fiest, it miglit be rather jolly To live all alone in a cave Embowered in ivy and holly.
And " lulled by the murmuring wave.
What to read after Tirhoot Rhymes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Inglis James to read onlineMoreLess
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