Verses By the Late Miss Jane M Rymer Which Were Found in Her Desk After Her
Verses By the Late Miss Jane M Rymer Which Were Found in Her Desk After Her
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A blush stole o'er my cheek ; A thousand words I wished to say, But scarcely one could speak.
I'll wear thee for dear Guillaume's sake, Yes, till the day I die ; His own hand placed you o'er my heart.
There ever thou shalt lie.
I am indeed thy mistress sole ; Thou hast none else but me ; And sure thou would'st not like to deck Another more than me.
Thou'st o'er me hung in happy days, When I was full of glee ; And when the day of death shall come, Ah do not from me flee.
But grant, dear Locket, ...grant the boon Which I of thee do crave, That when the spark of life has fled, Come with me to my grave.
THE GOOD SAMARITAN. 2 1 if you could but feel, or speak, To tell of all my woe ; Or hear the sighs, the kisses prest, The teal's which o'er thee flow.
But why commence my tale of grief ?
A locket cannot hear ; Dear little thing, I envy thee, For thou hast nought to fear.
THE CxOOD SAMARITAN Luke x. 29-37.
Hearken all ye to the words of the Lord, While he to the young lawyer did record, A parable of whom his neighbour should be, And proved who shewed mercy out of the three.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A blush stole o'er my cheek ; A thousand words I wished to say, But scarcely one could speak.
I'll wear thee for dear Guillaume's sake, Yes, till the day I die ; His own hand placed you o'er my heart.
There ever thou shalt lie.
I am indeed thy mistress sole ; Thou hast none else but me ; And sure thou would'st not like to deck Another more than me.
Thou'st o'er me hung in happy days, When I was full of glee ; And when the day of death shall come, Ah do not from me flee.
But grant, dear Locket, ...grant the boon Which I of thee do crave, That when the spark of life has fled, Come with me to my grave.
THE GOOD SAMARITAN. 2 1 if you could but feel, or speak, To tell of all my woe ; Or hear the sighs, the kisses prest, The teal's which o'er thee flow.
But why commence my tale of grief ?
A locket cannot hear ; Dear little thing, I envy thee, For thou hast nought to fear.
THE CxOOD SAMARITAN Luke x. 29-37.
Hearken all ye to the words of the Lord, While he to the young lawyer did record, A parable of whom his neighbour should be, And proved who shewed mercy out of the three.
What to read after Verses By the Late Miss Jane M Rymer Which Were Found in Her Desk After Her?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane M Rymer to read onlineMoreLess
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