Atta Troll
Atta Troll
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92 xv ATTA TROLL 93 At my side Lascaro strides Pale and silent I myself Must like sorry madness look By dire Death accompanied.
'Tis a wild and desert place.
Curst perchance ? I seem to see On the crippled roots of yonder Tree a crimson smear of blood.
This tree shades a little hut Cowering humbly in the earth, And the wretched roof of thatch Pleads for pity in your sight.
Cagots are the denizens Of this hut the last remains Of a tribe which sunk in darkness Bides its bitter destiny.
In the hea...rt of every Basque You will find a rooted hate Of the Cagots. 'Tis a foul Relic of the days of faith.
94 ATTA TROLL xv In the minster at Bagneres You may see a narrow grille, Once the door, the sexton told me, Which the herded Cagots used.
In that day all other gates Were forbidden them. They crawled Like to thieves into the blest House of God to worship there.
There these wretched beings sat On their lowly stools and prayed, Parted as by leprosy, From all other worshippers.
But the hallowed lamps of this Later century burn bright, And their light destroys the black Shadows of that cruel age !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
92 xv ATTA TROLL 93 At my side Lascaro strides Pale and silent I myself Must like sorry madness look By dire Death accompanied.
'Tis a wild and desert place.
Curst perchance ? I seem to see On the crippled roots of yonder Tree a crimson smear of blood.
This tree shades a little hut Cowering humbly in the earth, And the wretched roof of thatch Pleads for pity in your sight.
Cagots are the denizens Of this hut the last remains Of a tribe which sunk in darkness Bides its bitter destiny.
In the hea...rt of every Basque You will find a rooted hate Of the Cagots. 'Tis a foul Relic of the days of faith.
94 ATTA TROLL xv In the minster at Bagneres You may see a narrow grille, Once the door, the sexton told me, Which the herded Cagots used.
In that day all other gates Were forbidden them. They crawled Like to thieves into the blest House of God to worship there.
There these wretched beings sat On their lowly stools and prayed, Parted as by leprosy, From all other worshippers.
But the hallowed lamps of this Later century burn bright, And their light destroys the black Shadows of that cruel age !
What to read after Atta Troll?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heinrich Heine to read onlineMoreLess
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