Armazindy 8
Armazindy 8
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Her charger mincing backward, — " Raelus^ My Raelus is greater than ye all, Since he is such a fool that he forgets He is a man, and lets his tongue of love Run babbling like a silly child's ; and, pah 1 I puff him to the winds like thistle-down ! " And, wheeling as she spake, found staring up.
Wide-eyed and wondering, a group of knights.
Half lifted, as their elbows propped their heads, Half lying ; and one, smirker than the rest, Stood bowing very low, with upturned eyes Lit with a twinkling ...smile : " Fair lady— and Most gracious gentlewomen" — seeing that The others drew them back as tho' abashed AN IDYL OF THE KING 105 And veiled their faces with ail modesty, Tho* she, their leader, showed not any qualm,— " Since all unwittingly we overheard Your latest speech, and since we know at last 'All men are fools,' right glad indeed am I That such a nest of us remains for you To vanquish with those eyes." Then, serious, That she nor smiled nor winced, nor anything— " Your pardon will be to me as a shower Of gracious rain unto a panting drouth." So bowed in humblest reverence; at which The damsel, turning to her followers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her charger mincing backward, — " Raelus^ My Raelus is greater than ye all, Since he is such a fool that he forgets He is a man, and lets his tongue of love Run babbling like a silly child's ; and, pah 1 I puff him to the winds like thistle-down ! " And, wheeling as she spake, found staring up.
Wide-eyed and wondering, a group of knights.
Half lifted, as their elbows propped their heads, Half lying ; and one, smirker than the rest, Stood bowing very low, with upturned eyes Lit with a twinkling ...smile : " Fair lady— and Most gracious gentlewomen" — seeing that The others drew them back as tho' abashed AN IDYL OF THE KING 105 And veiled their faces with ail modesty, Tho* she, their leader, showed not any qualm,— " Since all unwittingly we overheard Your latest speech, and since we know at last 'All men are fools,' right glad indeed am I That such a nest of us remains for you To vanquish with those eyes." Then, serious, That she nor smiled nor winced, nor anything— " Your pardon will be to me as a shower Of gracious rain unto a panting drouth." So bowed in humblest reverence; at which The damsel, turning to her followers.
What to read after Armazindy 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Riley, James Whitcomb, 1849-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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