Atalantis: a Story of the Sea
Atalantis: a Story of the Sea
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Many a fay, Roving the silver sands of that same isle, Floating in azure ether, plumes her wing Of ever-frolicsome fancy, and pursues, While myriads like herself, do watch the chase* Some truant sylph, through the infinitude SCENE I. ] ATALANTIS. 31 Of their uncircumscribed and rich domain.
There sport they through the Light, with mimicry Of strife and battle, striking their tiny shields And gathering into combat ; meeting fierce, With lip compress'd, and spear aloft, and eye Glaring with despe...rate purpose in the fight ; Then sudden in a moment all their wrath Mellow'd to friendly terms of courtesy Throwing aside the dread array and link'd, Each. , in his foe's embrace. Then comes the dance, The grateful route, tho wild and musical pomp, The long procession o'er fantastic realms Of cloud and moonbeam, through th' enamour'd night, Making it all one revel. Thus, the eye Breathed on by fancy, with enlarged scope, Through the protracted and deep hush of night, May note the Jfairies, coursing the lazy hours, In various changes, and without fatigue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many a fay, Roving the silver sands of that same isle, Floating in azure ether, plumes her wing Of ever-frolicsome fancy, and pursues, While myriads like herself, do watch the chase* Some truant sylph, through the infinitude SCENE I. ] ATALANTIS. 31 Of their uncircumscribed and rich domain.
There sport they through the Light, with mimicry Of strife and battle, striking their tiny shields And gathering into combat ; meeting fierce, With lip compress'd, and spear aloft, and eye Glaring with despe...rate purpose in the fight ; Then sudden in a moment all their wrath Mellow'd to friendly terms of courtesy Throwing aside the dread array and link'd, Each. , in his foe's embrace. Then comes the dance, The grateful route, tho wild and musical pomp, The long procession o'er fantastic realms Of cloud and moonbeam, through th' enamour'd night, Making it all one revel. Thus, the eye Breathed on by fancy, with enlarged scope, Through the protracted and deep hush of night, May note the Jfairies, coursing the lazy hours, In various changes, and without fatigue.
What to read after Atalantis: a Story of the Sea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Gilmore Simms to read onlineMoreLess
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