Ballads And Other Poems
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" The blessings of the Holy One Went with me to each distant land ; And amid shipwrecks, strife, and foes, My soul was strengthened by his hand.
" But ere my noon of life was o'er.
The Merciful saw meet to bless His servant with a peaceful death, In the far Syrian wilderness.
" Near a sm^all church, that from the days Of the apostles had stood pure ; Among their dead they laid my bones.
With all old rites of sepulture.
O " But, hark ! the third cock crows aloud ; Mother, thy race is well nigh r...un.
The palm in heaven grows green for thee, Farewell ! we meet at set of sun." 1S30.
THE COUNTESS LAMBERTI. 153 THE COUNTESS LAMBERTI.
She still was young ; but guilt and tears Had done on her the work of years.
In a lone house of penitence She dwelt ; and saving unto one, A sorrowing woman meek and kind, Words spake she unto none.
It M^as about the close of May, When they two sate apart In the warm light of parting day, That she unsealed her burdened heart.
* 'They married me when I was young, A very child in years ; They married me at the dagger's point, Amid my prayers and tears.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The blessings of the Holy One Went with me to each distant land ; And amid shipwrecks, strife, and foes, My soul was strengthened by his hand.
" But ere my noon of life was o'er.
The Merciful saw meet to bless His servant with a peaceful death, In the far Syrian wilderness.
" Near a sm^all church, that from the days Of the apostles had stood pure ; Among their dead they laid my bones.
With all old rites of sepulture.
O " But, hark ! the third cock crows aloud ; Mother, thy race is well nigh r...un.
The palm in heaven grows green for thee, Farewell ! we meet at set of sun." 1S30.
THE COUNTESS LAMBERTI. 153 THE COUNTESS LAMBERTI.
She still was young ; but guilt and tears Had done on her the work of years.
In a lone house of penitence She dwelt ; and saving unto one, A sorrowing woman meek and kind, Words spake she unto none.
It M^as about the close of May, When they two sate apart In the warm light of parting day, That she unsealed her burdened heart.
* 'They married me when I was young, A very child in years ; They married me at the dagger's point, Amid my prayers and tears.
What to read after Ballads And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howitt, Mary Botham, 1799-1888 to read onlineMoreLess
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