Beechenbrook : a Rhyme of the War
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43 The spirit of Alice no longer is bowed By the troubles, and tumults, and terrors, that crowd So closely around her : — the willow's lithe form Bends meekly to meet the wild rush of the storm.
Yet pale as Cassandra, unconscious of joy.
With visions of Greeks at the gates of her Troy, All day she has waited and watched on the lawn.
Till the purple and gold of the sunset are gone ; For the battle draws near her : — few leagues inter- vene Her home and that Valley of slaughter, between.
The tidi...ngs and rumors come thick and come fast, As riders fly hotly and breathlessly past ; They tell of the onslaught, — the headlong attack Of the foe with a quadruple force at his back : They boast how they hurl themselves, — shiver and fall Before their stout rampart, the valiant ''Stonewall." At length, with the gradual fading of day, — The tokens of battle are floated away : 44 A RIIVMK OF THE WAK, The booming no longer makes sullen the air, And the silence of night seems as holy as prayer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
43 The spirit of Alice no longer is bowed By the troubles, and tumults, and terrors, that crowd So closely around her : — the willow's lithe form Bends meekly to meet the wild rush of the storm.
Yet pale as Cassandra, unconscious of joy.
With visions of Greeks at the gates of her Troy, All day she has waited and watched on the lawn.
Till the purple and gold of the sunset are gone ; For the battle draws near her : — few leagues inter- vene Her home and that Valley of slaughter, between.
The tidi...ngs and rumors come thick and come fast, As riders fly hotly and breathlessly past ; They tell of the onslaught, — the headlong attack Of the foe with a quadruple force at his back : They boast how they hurl themselves, — shiver and fall Before their stout rampart, the valiant ''Stonewall." At length, with the gradual fading of day, — The tokens of battle are floated away : 44 A RIIVMK OF THE WAK, The booming no longer makes sullen the air, And the silence of night seems as holy as prayer.
What to read after Beechenbrook : a Rhyme of the War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilmer, Richard Hooker, 1918-, Former Owner to read onlineMoreLess
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