A Prairie Idyl And Other Poems
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Never trust to the game, Kindling such raillery, feeding such flame; Keeping such bird-bolts of laughter in flight, Tossing such roses of battle in sight! Roland in triumph and ready to scoff, Christabel poising her mallet far-off, Ball speeding on with the wind in its wake, Smiting its rival and hitting the stake ! Who is the victor? Proud Roland, at bay, Captures the hand that has won at croquet.
CROQUET. 101 IV.
Now is their magic enchainment complete; Haughty, shy Christabel far-away sweet,... Caught in that wind from the Aidenn of souls, Blushes rose-bright as red snow of the poles ! Out of all lovers match these if you can; Spotless, great-hearted, the flower of our clan. If they should quarrel half-right and half- wrong Oaks root them deeper when breezes are strong. Now may Love lead them away and away, Through the wide Heavens, from that game of croquet!
102 FREDDIE.
FREDDIE.
I.
PRECIOUS FREDDIE, just breathing his last, Gave one and another his wee hand to kiss; Looked long at mamma, and so lovingly passed, Fearing height nor abyss.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Never trust to the game, Kindling such raillery, feeding such flame; Keeping such bird-bolts of laughter in flight, Tossing such roses of battle in sight! Roland in triumph and ready to scoff, Christabel poising her mallet far-off, Ball speeding on with the wind in its wake, Smiting its rival and hitting the stake ! Who is the victor? Proud Roland, at bay, Captures the hand that has won at croquet.
CROQUET. 101 IV.
Now is their magic enchainment complete; Haughty, shy Christabel far-away sweet,... Caught in that wind from the Aidenn of souls, Blushes rose-bright as red snow of the poles ! Out of all lovers match these if you can; Spotless, great-hearted, the flower of our clan. If they should quarrel half-right and half- wrong Oaks root them deeper when breezes are strong. Now may Love lead them away and away, Through the wide Heavens, from that game of croquet!
102 FREDDIE.
FREDDIE.
I.
PRECIOUS FREDDIE, just breathing his last, Gave one and another his wee hand to kiss; Looked long at mamma, and so lovingly passed, Fearing height nor abyss.
What to read after A Prairie Idyl And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amanda Theodocia Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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