Among the Millet And Other Poems
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"The end came soon; 'twas never known to thee; But, when your love was scarce a six months old, She sat one day beside her father's knee, And in her ears the dreadful thing was told. Within one month her bridal hour should be With Messer Gianni for his power and gold; And as she sat with whitened lips the while, The old man kissed her, with his crafty smile.
XIX.
"Poor pallid lady, all the woe she felt Thou, wretched Nino, thou alone canst know. Down at his feet with many a moan she kne...lt, And prayed that he would never wound her so. Ah, tender saints! it was a sight to melt The flintiest heart; but his could never glow. He sat with clench
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"The end came soon; 'twas never known to thee; But, when your love was scarce a six months old, She sat one day beside her father's knee, And in her ears the dreadful thing was told. Within one month her bridal hour should be With Messer Gianni for his power and gold; And as she sat with whitened lips the while, The old man kissed her, with his crafty smile.
XIX.
"Poor pallid lady, all the woe she felt Thou, wretched Nino, thou alone canst know. Down at his feet with many a moan she kne...lt, And prayed that he would never wound her so. Ah, tender saints! it was a sight to melt The flintiest heart; but his could never glow. He sat with clench
What to read after Among the Millet And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lampman Archibald to read onlineMoreLess
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