Luyện nghe bài hát Viii - Let Us Go To The Rose

Mignonne, allons voir si la
Qui ce matin avait
Sa robe de poupre au
A point perdu cette
Les de sa robe pourprée
Et son teint au pareil
Las! Voyez en peu d'espace
Mignonne, elle a dessus la
Las! las! ses beautés choir!
O vraiment marâtre est
telle fleur ne dure
Que du matin au soir!
Donc, si me croyez, mignonne
Tandis que votre fleuronne
En sa plus verte
Cueillez jeunesse:
Comme à fleur, la vieillesse
Fera ternir beauté
"The old willows wrecked again and again in the hold of the woods
in close confinement all round into the struggle for existance
the streams were constantly taken from their course by the of the
old trees in the allowing no mill stream the free course through
the whole of these fine old trees had got their whole water
course directed by their own roots into each others roots in own
devious ways & so each time the bad weather conditions came the of
the old popular received the whole rainfall & gave the roots of
the old popular the worst conditions they could not recover from.
The was when the bad storms swept the ground downhill the whole
of the upright branches of the were wrecked & wrenched off as
none had sufficient root hold to do any good in as against the
winds forcing both root & trunks & to give way. The ultimate
result was as stated the down of the branches & the breaking
off of the main trunk as it had no side to help its leaves to
support the whole tree. This the stubble growth of enforcing the
low down near the ground to spray out the small side branches &
to in the trunk the further strength to enlarge the top of the
trunk to enable the branch growth to develop & to give out a
number of spray branches in all directions to keep control of the
wind and also to stop the wind from further to the old trees in
its course the winds followed the well streams & then got the run
of the trees until a run of heavy old tree trunks guided them out
again the ground where the rising ground destroyed them by holding
in face clear of the winds the night mist."