Ballads of Babylon
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W ould all unbidden rii BALLADS OF BABYLON.
One short word had he but spoken, His had been the maiden's hand ; In her eyes he read the token, He could see the promised land. Love that's checked is love the stronger ; Should he bid her be his mate ? God forbid that he should wrong- her!
She should know a happier fate.
He was heir to pomp and splendour ; Hope might dawn for him at last ; Fiercest foes might yet surrender : But the fatal die was cast. Comes his dirge across the billows ; Sets his ...gentle star for ave. Death his crownless head now pillows — He has flung his life away.
Came a whisper o'er the ocean, He had sought a soldier's death ; And to seal a life's devotion, Gave her land his latest breath. Reckless there he courted danger — And the tale is far and wide, How the youth, to fear a stranger, Death had wooed and won for bride. * * * A LEGEND OF LOVE.
89 Is it true, this legend olden, Or some poet's idle dream, Who has sought, in garments golden, Thus to dress a dainty theme ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
W ould all unbidden rii BALLADS OF BABYLON.
One short word had he but spoken, His had been the maiden's hand ; In her eyes he read the token, He could see the promised land. Love that's checked is love the stronger ; Should he bid her be his mate ? God forbid that he should wrong- her!
She should know a happier fate.
He was heir to pomp and splendour ; Hope might dawn for him at last ; Fiercest foes might yet surrender : But the fatal die was cast. Comes his dirge across the billows ; Sets his ...gentle star for ave. Death his crownless head now pillows — He has flung his life away.
Came a whisper o'er the ocean, He had sought a soldier's death ; And to seal a life's devotion, Gave her land his latest breath. Reckless there he courted danger — And the tale is far and wide, How the youth, to fear a stranger, Death had wooed and won for bride. * * * A LEGEND OF LOVE.
89 Is it true, this legend olden, Or some poet's idle dream, Who has sought, in garments golden, Thus to dress a dainty theme ?
What to read after Ballads of Babylon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Robert Sims to read onlineMoreLess
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