Attila a Tragedy And Other Poems
Attila a Tragedy And Other Poems
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To sate revenge. My honour's pledg'd to her, and till the blood Of him who wrong'd me smoke upon my steel, She will not be appeas'd.
CERCA.
Oh ! for a calm To stay this whirlwind of impetuous passion. And life might o'er thee shed her sunshine stilL Grant me one pray'r, my Bleda, and revoke Thy gloomy purpose.
118 ATTILA.
BLEDA.
I am as a rock, Which the wave dashes o'er but stirs not. Aye, — Time was when I was visionary ; now Day-dreams ne'er cloud my brain, and when the night Doth conjure up... her store of images. To cheat the gath'ring griefs that o'er me hang Like night-mare on my slumbers, for a while I live, the sport of visionary bliss, Till morning wakes me to my miseries, And the sun mocks me with his glories.
CERCA.
Still Thy eve of life may glow with a fair sunset. When splendours shall annul the clouds and storms Which hung o'er its meridian.
BLEDA.
Fare thee well ! Time wears apace, and we must part.
ATTILA. 119 CERCA.
Farewell ! But let me warn thee, ere we part for ever, That Cerca's life or death depends on thine, [Exeunt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To sate revenge. My honour's pledg'd to her, and till the blood Of him who wrong'd me smoke upon my steel, She will not be appeas'd.
CERCA.
Oh ! for a calm To stay this whirlwind of impetuous passion. And life might o'er thee shed her sunshine stilL Grant me one pray'r, my Bleda, and revoke Thy gloomy purpose.
118 ATTILA.
BLEDA.
I am as a rock, Which the wave dashes o'er but stirs not. Aye, — Time was when I was visionary ; now Day-dreams ne'er cloud my brain, and when the night Doth conjure up... her store of images. To cheat the gath'ring griefs that o'er me hang Like night-mare on my slumbers, for a while I live, the sport of visionary bliss, Till morning wakes me to my miseries, And the sun mocks me with his glories.
CERCA.
Still Thy eve of life may glow with a fair sunset. When splendours shall annul the clouds and storms Which hung o'er its meridian.
BLEDA.
Fare thee well ! Time wears apace, and we must part.
ATTILA. 119 CERCA.
Farewell ! But let me warn thee, ere we part for ever, That Cerca's life or death depends on thine, [Exeunt.
What to read after Attila a Tragedy And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Macdonald Caunter to read onlineMoreLess
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