Ballads And Lyrics
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Nd all the hall was still as death: cries Bernard, "Here am I, — 172 BALLADS AND LYRICS.
And here is the sword that owns no lord, excepting Heaven and me; Fain would I know who dares his point, — King, Conde, or Grandee. " Then to his mouth the horn he drew (it hung below his cloak) ; His ten true men the signal knew, and through the ring they broke; With helm on head, and blade in hand, the knights the circle brake, And back the lordlings 'gan to stand, and the false King to quake.
" Ha! Berna...rd, " quoth Alphonso, " what means this warlike guise? Ye know full well I jested, — ye know your worth I prize. " But Bernard turned upon his heel, and smiling passed away: Long rued Alphonso and his realm the jesting of that day.
J. G. LOCKHART.
Spanish Ballads, BERNARDO DEL CARPIO.
The warrior bowed his crested head, and tamed hia heart of fire. And sued the haughty King to free his long-imprisoned sire; BERNARDO DEL CARPIQ. 173 '* I bring tliee here my fortress-keys, ' I bring my cap- tive train, I pledge tliee faith, my liege, my lord !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nd all the hall was still as death: cries Bernard, "Here am I, — 172 BALLADS AND LYRICS.
And here is the sword that owns no lord, excepting Heaven and me; Fain would I know who dares his point, — King, Conde, or Grandee. " Then to his mouth the horn he drew (it hung below his cloak) ; His ten true men the signal knew, and through the ring they broke; With helm on head, and blade in hand, the knights the circle brake, And back the lordlings 'gan to stand, and the false King to quake.
" Ha! Berna...rd, " quoth Alphonso, " what means this warlike guise? Ye know full well I jested, — ye know your worth I prize. " But Bernard turned upon his heel, and smiling passed away: Long rued Alphonso and his realm the jesting of that day.
J. G. LOCKHART.
Spanish Ballads, BERNARDO DEL CARPIO.
The warrior bowed his crested head, and tamed hia heart of fire. And sued the haughty King to free his long-imprisoned sire; BERNARDO DEL CARPIQ. 173 '* I bring tliee here my fortress-keys, ' I bring my cap- tive train, I pledge tliee faith, my liege, my lord !
What to read after Ballads And Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lodge, Henry Cabot, 1850-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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