Aftermath
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Only the Landlord spake no word ; 'T was doubtful whether he had heard The tale at all, so full of care Was he of his impending fate, That, like the sword of Damocles, Above his head hung blank and bare, Suspended by a single hair, So that he could not sit at ease, But sighed and looked disconsolate, And shifted restless in his chair, Revolving how he might evade The blow of the descending blade.
The Student came to his relief By saying in his easy way To the Musician : " Calm your grief, INTER...LUDE. 99 My fair Apollo of the North, Balder the Beautiful and so forth ; Although your magic lyre or lute With broken strings is lying mute, Still you can tell some doleful tale Of shipwreck in a midnight gale, Or something of the kind to suit The mood that we are in to-night For what is marvellous and strange ; So give your nimble fancy range, And we will follow in its flight.' y But the Musician shook his head ; " No tale I tell to-night," he said, " While my poor instrument lies there, Even as a child with vacant stare Lies in its little coffin dead." Yet, being urged, he said at last : " There comes to me out of the Past 100 TALES OF A WAYSIDE INN".
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Only the Landlord spake no word ; 'T was doubtful whether he had heard The tale at all, so full of care Was he of his impending fate, That, like the sword of Damocles, Above his head hung blank and bare, Suspended by a single hair, So that he could not sit at ease, But sighed and looked disconsolate, And shifted restless in his chair, Revolving how he might evade The blow of the descending blade.
The Student came to his relief By saying in his easy way To the Musician : " Calm your grief, INTER...LUDE. 99 My fair Apollo of the North, Balder the Beautiful and so forth ; Although your magic lyre or lute With broken strings is lying mute, Still you can tell some doleful tale Of shipwreck in a midnight gale, Or something of the kind to suit The mood that we are in to-night For what is marvellous and strange ; So give your nimble fancy range, And we will follow in its flight.' y But the Musician shook his head ; " No tale I tell to-night," he said, " While my poor instrument lies there, Even as a child with vacant stare Lies in its little coffin dead." Yet, being urged, he said at last : " There comes to me out of the Past 100 TALES OF A WAYSIDE INN".
What to read after Aftermath?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth, 1807-1882 to read onlineMoreLess
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