Poems, Chiefly Philosophical: In Continuation of My Book and A Half Year's Poems |
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... For mé the gurgling waters flow ; And if I ' m loved by one alone , Lóved by one
only let me be , For that one heart is all my own Ye kings , wise , rich men , envy
me . LANDRO in the valley of Ampezzo , July 22 , 1854 . CUCKOO ! ' Twas ón a ...
... For mé the gurgling waters flow ; And if I ' m loved by one alone , Lóved by one
only let me be , For that one heart is all my own Ye kings , wise , rich men , envy
me . LANDRO in the valley of Ampezzo , July 22 , 1854 . CUCKOO ! ' Twas ón a ...
Strana 4
Twas ón a balmy day In the latter end of May I heard the cúckoo say , Cúckoo !
Cuckoo ! Évery day in June , Mórning , evening , noon , She repeated the same
tune , Cuckoo ! Cuckoo ! But when búrning hot July Flared in the summer sky , Ah
...
Twas ón a balmy day In the latter end of May I heard the cúckoo say , Cúckoo !
Cuckoo ! Évery day in June , Mórning , evening , noon , She repeated the same
tune , Cuckoo ! Cuckoo ! But when búrning hot July Flared in the summer sky , Ah
...
Strana 7
Twas not yet light when ' cross the ice returning , Pleased with herself and with
the world at peace , And full of happy thoughts of home and children , She trod
upon a spot Ah ! blessed Mary , Móther of God , where wast thou at that moment
?
Twas not yet light when ' cross the ice returning , Pleased with herself and with
the world at peace , And full of happy thoughts of home and children , She trod
upon a spot Ah ! blessed Mary , Móther of God , where wast thou at that moment
?
Strana 8
Twas early on an April morn As músing sad and all forlorn I walked through the
scarce brairded corn , Ah , well aday ! Methought I heard close by my side A
voice that “ Woé ' s me ! ” three times cried , And sáw a figure past me glide , Ah ,
well ...
Twas early on an April morn As músing sad and all forlorn I walked through the
scarce brairded corn , Ah , well aday ! Methought I heard close by my side A
voice that “ Woé ' s me ! ” three times cried , And sáw a figure past me glide , Ah ,
well ...
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Twas noon ; no breath , no stir , no sound Distúrbed the spacious landscape
round ; No bírd , no grasshopper , no fly Ventured beneath the flaring sky . And
there upon the grass I lay In the full sún that sultry day , The heat , the air , the
clear ...
Twas noon ; no breath , no stir , no sound Distúrbed the spacious landscape
round ; No bírd , no grasshopper , no fly Ventured beneath the flaring sky . And
there upon the grass I lay In the full sún that sultry day , The heat , the air , the
clear ...
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Bibliografické informácie
| Názov | Poems, Chiefly Philosophical: In Continuation of My Book and A Half Year's Poems |
| Autor | James Henry |
| Vydavateľ | C.C. Meinhold, 1856 |
| Dĺžka | 292 strán (strany) |
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