Axel And Valborg a Tragedy in Five Acts And Other Poems
Axel And Valborg a Tragedy in Five Acts And Other Poems
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Bjorn. I am not deaf ! Just as the clock struck twelve, And when the cock had crowed his midnight crow [ The cock crows.
Kolbein. Hearken ! it crows !
Bjorn (provoked}. If I shall tell my tale, Then you must hold your tongue. What nonsense this !
loS AXEL AND VALBORG. [ACT One can no longer hear one's own voice speak, For all these clocks that strike, and cocks that crow, And fools that chatter. 'Tis an ugly habit, When youths impertinently interrupt The story : in my day the youths were silent... Whene'er an aged warrior spoke. But where Did we leave off?
Endrid. At cock-crow.
Bjorn. True. (To Kolbeiii)li you Break in upon my story, you may ask A toothless crone to tell you all the rest. Well, then, one midnight here at twelve o'clock, Just when the cock had crowed, Saint Olaf came Slowly from out the choir, and down the nave, In golden armour, with his vizor closed, And on his helmet the carbuncle crown, With his long spear and silver-spangled robe, Whose train swept after him the temple floor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bjorn. I am not deaf ! Just as the clock struck twelve, And when the cock had crowed his midnight crow [ The cock crows.
Kolbein. Hearken ! it crows !
Bjorn (provoked}. If I shall tell my tale, Then you must hold your tongue. What nonsense this !
loS AXEL AND VALBORG. [ACT One can no longer hear one's own voice speak, For all these clocks that strike, and cocks that crow, And fools that chatter. 'Tis an ugly habit, When youths impertinently interrupt The story : in my day the youths were silent... Whene'er an aged warrior spoke. But where Did we leave off?
Endrid. At cock-crow.
Bjorn. True. (To Kolbeiii)li you Break in upon my story, you may ask A toothless crone to tell you all the rest. Well, then, one midnight here at twelve o'clock, Just when the cock had crowed, Saint Olaf came Slowly from out the choir, and down the nave, In golden armour, with his vizor closed, And on his helmet the carbuncle crown, With his long spear and silver-spangled robe, Whose train swept after him the temple floor.
What to read after Axel And Valborg a Tragedy in Five Acts And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adam Ochlenschlger to read onlineMoreLess
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