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Poem
February 1, 1805
The Enquirer
Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia
What is this article about?
Translation of the Swiss song 'Ranz des Vaches,' expressing a shepherd's longing to return to his homeland's vales, mountains, family, flocks, and beloved Isabel, dancing to the pipe's sound.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
Translation of the Swiss Song called,
RANZ DES VACHES.
Ah! when Shall the pleasure be mine
To see all the objects I love?
Our Vales where clear Rivulets shine,
And Cottages rising above?
Our Hoglets so pleasant and gay,
Our Mountains so grand and so tall,
And the pride of those Mountains to me,
My Isabel fairest of all?
Ah! when to the Pipe's merry sound,
Shall I dance in the shades of yore?
Ah! when will the day come around,
Which all that I love shall restore,
My Father, my Mother.
My Sister, my Brother,
My Flocks, and the Shepherdess, whom I adore?
Ah! when will the day come around
Which all that I love shall restore?
Translation of the Swiss Song called,
RANZ DES VACHES.
Ah! when Shall the pleasure be mine
To see all the objects I love?
Our Vales where clear Rivulets shine,
And Cottages rising above?
Our Hoglets so pleasant and gay,
Our Mountains so grand and so tall,
And the pride of those Mountains to me,
My Isabel fairest of all?
Ah! when to the Pipe's merry sound,
Shall I dance in the shades of yore?
Ah! when will the day come around,
Which all that I love shall restore,
My Father, my Mother.
My Sister, my Brother,
My Flocks, and the Shepherdess, whom I adore?
Ah! when will the day come around
Which all that I love shall restore?
What sub-type of article is it?
Song
Pastoral
What themes does it cover?
Nature Seasons
Love Courtship
Patriotism
What keywords are associated?
Swiss Song
Ranz Des Vaches
Homesickness
Pastoral Longing
Isabel
Shepherdess
Poem Details
Title
Ranz Des Vaches
Subject
Translation Of The Swiss Song
Key Lines
Ah! When Will The Day Come Around,
Which All That I Love Shall Restore,
My Father, My Mother.
My Sister, My Brother,
My Flocks, And The Shepherdess, Whom I Adore?