Ashtaroth a Dramatic Lyric
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I loved him Lady Abbess, I know That my love was foolish now ; I was but a child five years ago, And thoughtless as bird on bough. One evening Hugo the Norman came, And, to shorten a weary tale, I fled that night (let me bear the blame), With Harold, by down and dale. He had mounted me on a dappled steed, And another of coal-black hue He rode himself; and away at speed We fled, through the mist and dew.
Of miles we had ridden some half a score, We had halted beside a spring, When the breeze to ...our ears through the still night bore A distant trample and ring ; We listen'd one breathing space, and caught The clatter of mounted men. With vigour renew'd by their respite short Our horses dash'd through the glen. Another league, and we listen'd in vain ; The breeze to our ears came mute, But we heard them again, on the spacious plain, Faint tidings of hot pursuit In the misty light of a moon half hid By the dark or fleecy rack, ASHTAROTH. 65 Our shadows over the moorland slid ; Still listening and looking back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I loved him Lady Abbess, I know That my love was foolish now ; I was but a child five years ago, And thoughtless as bird on bough. One evening Hugo the Norman came, And, to shorten a weary tale, I fled that night (let me bear the blame), With Harold, by down and dale. He had mounted me on a dappled steed, And another of coal-black hue He rode himself; and away at speed We fled, through the mist and dew.
Of miles we had ridden some half a score, We had halted beside a spring, When the breeze to ...our ears through the still night bore A distant trample and ring ; We listen'd one breathing space, and caught The clatter of mounted men. With vigour renew'd by their respite short Our horses dash'd through the glen. Another league, and we listen'd in vain ; The breeze to our ears came mute, But we heard them again, on the spacious plain, Faint tidings of hot pursuit In the misty light of a moon half hid By the dark or fleecy rack, ASHTAROTH. 65 Our shadows over the moorland slid ; Still listening and looking back.
What to read after Ashtaroth a Dramatic Lyric?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gordon Adam Lindsay to read onlineMoreLess
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