The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 12, No. 334, October 4, 1828 by Various
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SUR UN RUISSEAU.
Coule gentil ruisseau, sous cet épais fouillage: Ton bruit charme les sens--il attendrit le coeur. Coule gentil ruisseau, car ton cours est l'image D'un beau jour écoulé dans le sein du bonheur. J. J. ROUSSEAU. IMITATED FROM THE ABOVE. Flow, gentle stream, thy course pursue Beneath the shade of waving bowers, Where sunbeams lightly glancing through, The dew-drops kiss from off the flowers. Thy murmurs charm the list'ning ear, And soothe the senses to repose-- No wayward passion rages here, The heart no throbbing tumult knows. Thy waters, as they glide along, Reflect but images of peace, Emblem of days, too swiftly flown, Pass'd in the midst of happiness. Flow on, fair stream, thy course pursue |
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