A book of Golden Deeds
A book of Golden Deeds
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but hark! how through the dark The castle bell is tolling, From tower and town o'er wood and down, The like alarm notes rolling.
'The peal rings out! echoes the shout! All Saxony's astir;Groom, turn aside, swift must we ride Through the lone wood of fir. ' Far on before, of men a score Prince Ernst bore still sleeping;Thundering as fast, Kunz came the last, Carrying young Albrecht weeping.
The clanging bell with distant swell Dies on the morning air, Bohemia's ground another bound Will reach, a...nd safety there.
The morn's fresh beam lights a cool stream, Charger and knight are weary, He draws his rein, the child's sad plain He meets with accents cheery.
'Sir Konrad good, be mild of mood, A fearsome giant thou!For love of heaven, one drop be given To cool my throbbing brow!' Kunz' savage heart feels pity's smart, He soothes the worn-out child, Bathes his hot cheeks, and bending seeks For woodland berries wild.
A deep-toned bark! A figure dark, Smoke grimed and sun embrowned, Comes through the wood in wondering mood, And by his side a hound.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
but hark! how through the dark The castle bell is tolling, From tower and town o'er wood and down, The like alarm notes rolling.
'The peal rings out! echoes the shout! All Saxony's astir;Groom, turn aside, swift must we ride Through the lone wood of fir. ' Far on before, of men a score Prince Ernst bore still sleeping;Thundering as fast, Kunz came the last, Carrying young Albrecht weeping.
The clanging bell with distant swell Dies on the morning air, Bohemia's ground another bound Will reach, a...nd safety there.
The morn's fresh beam lights a cool stream, Charger and knight are weary, He draws his rein, the child's sad plain He meets with accents cheery.
'Sir Konrad good, be mild of mood, A fearsome giant thou!For love of heaven, one drop be given To cool my throbbing brow!' Kunz' savage heart feels pity's smart, He soothes the worn-out child, Bathes his hot cheeks, and bending seeks For woodland berries wild.
A deep-toned bark! A figure dark, Smoke grimed and sun embrowned, Comes through the wood in wondering mood, And by his side a hound.
What to read after A book of Golden Deeds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlotte M Yonge to read onlineMoreLess
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