Prose, Poetry, and Drama for Oral Interpretation, Volume 2William Joseph Farma |
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Page 88
... Sing , my good woman , sing us some romance That has been round your chimney - nooks so long ' Tis nearly native ; something blown here And since made racy - like yon tree , I might say , Native by influence if not by species , Shaped ...
... Sing , my good woman , sing us some romance That has been round your chimney - nooks so long ' Tis nearly native ; something blown here And since made racy - like yon tree , I might say , Native by influence if not by species , Shaped ...
Page 109
... sing ! To give my Love good - morrow ! To give my Love good - morrow Notes from them all I'll borrow . Wake from thy nest , robin red - breast ! Sing , birds , in every furrow ! And from each bill let music shrill Give my fair Love good ...
... sing ! To give my Love good - morrow ! To give my Love good - morrow Notes from them all I'll borrow . Wake from thy nest , robin red - breast ! Sing , birds , in every furrow ! And from each bill let music shrill Give my fair Love good ...
Page 212
... Sing still of joy , sweet spirit , sing of grace . Man is not only treasure to the mole , Nor is the tomb his only resting place . Beauty has still an answer to the soul , Which in the empty heaven of our times , Regardless sings , and ...
... Sing still of joy , sweet spirit , sing of grace . Man is not only treasure to the mole , Nor is the tomb his only resting place . Beauty has still an answer to the soul , Which in the empty heaven of our times , Regardless sings , and ...
Contents
Material for Impersonative or Representational Communica | 3 |
The Poets Function Joseph Auslander | 14 |
Form and Style in Poetry W P | 21 |
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Prose, Poetry and Drama for Oral Interpretation: Second Series William Joseph Farma No preview available - 1936 |
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