Rome Or Death
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Yes ! steering tiny shalloio, all alone, From rock to rock 'mid perilous shoals, then tost On tumbling billows by the mistral blown, Till space 'twixt sea and sky seemed well-nigh lost, Long ere the snarer guessed their bird was flown.
He gripped Sardinia's coast, its mountains crossed.
And thence by leal hands led and fair gales fanned, Near Leghorn's beach leaped once again to land.
CXXXIII.
Never did group of orient devotees, Whose triune God blends fire, and warmth, and light, And who with ...straining eyeballs, prayerful knees.
And pulse impatient watch the sun first smite The Persian hill-tops, hunger more than these To see their sun-god, source of all their light, Flame over the horizon, flood their veins With heat and flame, and chase nocturnal pains.
ROME OR DEATH ! 7 I CXXXIV.
Look, look ! He cometh ! a grey-crimson dawn, A luminous apparition, scattering far Chill mists of dim suspense, rollingly drawn At sullen heel of Dark's retiring car.
Now peers broad Day, decked like a dappled fawn, On whose fair forehead gleams a dewy star.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yes ! steering tiny shalloio, all alone, From rock to rock 'mid perilous shoals, then tost On tumbling billows by the mistral blown, Till space 'twixt sea and sky seemed well-nigh lost, Long ere the snarer guessed their bird was flown.
He gripped Sardinia's coast, its mountains crossed.
And thence by leal hands led and fair gales fanned, Near Leghorn's beach leaped once again to land.
CXXXIII.
Never did group of orient devotees, Whose triune God blends fire, and warmth, and light, And who with ...straining eyeballs, prayerful knees.
And pulse impatient watch the sun first smite The Persian hill-tops, hunger more than these To see their sun-god, source of all their light, Flame over the horizon, flood their veins With heat and flame, and chase nocturnal pains.
ROME OR DEATH ! 7 I CXXXIV.
Look, look ! He cometh ! a grey-crimson dawn, A luminous apparition, scattering far Chill mists of dim suspense, rollingly drawn At sullen heel of Dark's retiring car.
Now peers broad Day, decked like a dappled fawn, On whose fair forehead gleams a dewy star.
What to read after Rome Or Death?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Austin to read onlineMoreLess
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