Twixt Heather And Wattle Poems
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The snow with the play may to the boys be great gain, To lambs in the fields it bringeth but pain.
PRINCE CHARLIE'S SECLUSION.
REVERIE.
Born for our own old Scotland's crown ; By country spurned. Where now renown ? What now of our true Murray's plans ? What of the fealty of the clans ?
Waiting here so hopeless and cold ; Sighing o'er thoughts of things now old ; Yet mem'ry soothes a restless brain, Bringing sweet hope of home again.
Thoughts of youth bring a magic thrill ; And ears with sweet s...trains seem to fill. See mountain, meadow, smiling bay, And true love change things sad to gay.
See smiling fields with dewdropt spread, And beauty in each flower's head ; Birds awuk'ning fair morn to greet, And stir old rugged cliffs complete.
Thus mused Prince Charlie in his cave ; Self-prisoned his dread life to save ; An outcast to all kith and kin ; As exile life did now begin.
("I04J HISTORIC.
One sabbath morn of radiant spring, When old kirk chimes did solemn ring, To reach the cave wherein Charles slept, Flora Macdonald's bare feet crept.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The snow with the play may to the boys be great gain, To lambs in the fields it bringeth but pain.
PRINCE CHARLIE'S SECLUSION.
REVERIE.
Born for our own old Scotland's crown ; By country spurned. Where now renown ? What now of our true Murray's plans ? What of the fealty of the clans ?
Waiting here so hopeless and cold ; Sighing o'er thoughts of things now old ; Yet mem'ry soothes a restless brain, Bringing sweet hope of home again.
Thoughts of youth bring a magic thrill ; And ears with sweet s...trains seem to fill. See mountain, meadow, smiling bay, And true love change things sad to gay.
See smiling fields with dewdropt spread, And beauty in each flower's head ; Birds awuk'ning fair morn to greet, And stir old rugged cliffs complete.
Thus mused Prince Charlie in his cave ; Self-prisoned his dread life to save ; An outcast to all kith and kin ; As exile life did now begin.
("I04J HISTORIC.
One sabbath morn of radiant spring, When old kirk chimes did solemn ring, To reach the cave wherein Charles slept, Flora Macdonald's bare feet crept.
What to read after Twixt Heather And Wattle Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joan Torrance to read onlineMoreLess
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