An Egyptian Scarabræus ..
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And pointed to the shadowy form Out on the sluggish tide.
He fell upon the sand and cried, " 'Tis Ulmana, the queen.
She lives within the lotus-buds.
Among the rushes green.
"Two thousand years ago," he said, "They laid her down to rest; One spotless flow'r white as snow Was lain upon her breast.
They placed her in a granite tomb.
Where sweet and soft and low.
The river floweth to the sea — Two thousand years ago.
"Since then, the river changed its court Until it swex)t away, The costly sepulch...er of stone.
Just at the dawn of day.
But from the spot a lotus sprang In i)alest shades of blue.
And in its depths of lovliness, • The queen was born anew." And still when morning lifts its veil O'er Pharaoh's shining shore, And lotus blossoms rich and rare Spreads beauty all aglore, The spirit of the Pharaoh's bride Is ever lingering there; She wears a star upon her breast, A lotus in her hair.
Queen Ulmana's Turquoise* Like a bit of the glory of heaven, Or a leaf of the violet's blue When the morning has lent her bright jewels.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And pointed to the shadowy form Out on the sluggish tide.
He fell upon the sand and cried, " 'Tis Ulmana, the queen.
She lives within the lotus-buds.
Among the rushes green.
"Two thousand years ago," he said, "They laid her down to rest; One spotless flow'r white as snow Was lain upon her breast.
They placed her in a granite tomb.
Where sweet and soft and low.
The river floweth to the sea — Two thousand years ago.
"Since then, the river changed its court Until it swex)t away, The costly sepulch...er of stone.
Just at the dawn of day.
But from the spot a lotus sprang In i)alest shades of blue.
And in its depths of lovliness, • The queen was born anew." And still when morning lifts its veil O'er Pharaoh's shining shore, And lotus blossoms rich and rare Spreads beauty all aglore, The spirit of the Pharaoh's bride Is ever lingering there; She wears a star upon her breast, A lotus in her hair.
Queen Ulmana's Turquoise* Like a bit of the glory of heaven, Or a leaf of the violet's blue When the morning has lent her bright jewels.
What to read after An Egyptian Scarabræus ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alkazin, Salim Y[ousif], 1881- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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