Alfred the Great And Other Poems
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OET in her flinty brooch the hamlet rests; ^^ Dim-spied Laurentians vigilling her sleep : The garrulous brook here, in its curving sweep, Tilts with the rocks (heave the wild chargers' breasts, Which, sheering, blithely wave their prismed crests) Trilling without or pause or break a strain Of gladsomeness : by Labours haunt, again, * With barmy toque each billow's head invests.
The woods' bland parasol — herb-quilted floor — To prove; all scents devour which they exhale; Fern-walled retreats, p...aths moss-garbed to explore ; The interchange to view of hill and dale ; Follow the cruise of birds that dip — wheel — soar : Ne'er grew such food for Nature's feaster stale.
* The allusion here is to the extensive works of the Dominion Cartridge Company.
70 THE ROYAL VISIT TO TORONTO.
1~^0ES victor enter, who has stormed the lair ^^^ Of potent chief ; bossed arch and gay-decked shaft His meed — shoutings the courier breezes waft ? High feast alone would prompt each thoroughfare, As now, its full canonicals to wear ; Vivacity upon its dulness graft.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
OET in her flinty brooch the hamlet rests; ^^ Dim-spied Laurentians vigilling her sleep : The garrulous brook here, in its curving sweep, Tilts with the rocks (heave the wild chargers' breasts, Which, sheering, blithely wave their prismed crests) Trilling without or pause or break a strain Of gladsomeness : by Labours haunt, again, * With barmy toque each billow's head invests.
The woods' bland parasol — herb-quilted floor — To prove; all scents devour which they exhale; Fern-walled retreats, p...aths moss-garbed to explore ; The interchange to view of hill and dale ; Follow the cruise of birds that dip — wheel — soar : Ne'er grew such food for Nature's feaster stale.
* The allusion here is to the extensive works of the Dominion Cartridge Company.
70 THE ROYAL VISIT TO TORONTO.
1~^0ES victor enter, who has stormed the lair ^^^ Of potent chief ; bossed arch and gay-decked shaft His meed — shoutings the courier breezes waft ? High feast alone would prompt each thoroughfare, As now, its full canonicals to wear ; Vivacity upon its dulness graft.
What to read after Alfred the Great And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackenzie James Bovell to read onlineMoreLess
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