Bells And Pomegranates 1st Series
Bells And Pomegranates 1st Series
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'Tis the old current that must swell thro' that, For what least tone, Maiini, could I lose ? 'Tis surely not his voice will change !
— If Hakeem Only stood by ! If Djabal, somehow, passed Out of the radiance as from out a robe \ Possessed, but was not it ! » He lived with you ? Well — and that morning Djabal saw me first And heard my vow never to wed but one Who saved my People first — that day . . . Proceed ! Mad. Once more then : from the time of his return In secret, changed so since he left... the Isle That I, who screened our Emir's last of sons, This Djabal, from the Prefect's massacre — Who bade him ne'er forget the child he was, — Who dreamed so long the youth he had become — 1 knew not in the man that child ; the man 213 Bells and Pomegranates.
Who spoke alone of hopes to save our tribe, How he had gone from land to land to save Our tribe — allies were sure, nor foes to dread ; And much he mused, days, nights, alone he mused; But never till that day when, pale and worn As by a persevering woe, he cried " Is there not one Druse left me ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Tis the old current that must swell thro' that, For what least tone, Maiini, could I lose ? 'Tis surely not his voice will change !
— If Hakeem Only stood by ! If Djabal, somehow, passed Out of the radiance as from out a robe \ Possessed, but was not it ! » He lived with you ? Well — and that morning Djabal saw me first And heard my vow never to wed but one Who saved my People first — that day . . . Proceed ! Mad. Once more then : from the time of his return In secret, changed so since he left... the Isle That I, who screened our Emir's last of sons, This Djabal, from the Prefect's massacre — Who bade him ne'er forget the child he was, — Who dreamed so long the youth he had become — 1 knew not in the man that child ; the man 213 Bells and Pomegranates.
Who spoke alone of hopes to save our tribe, How he had gone from land to land to save Our tribe — allies were sure, nor foes to dread ; And much he mused, days, nights, alone he mused; But never till that day when, pale and worn As by a persevering woe, he cried " Is there not one Druse left me ?
What to read after Bells And Pomegranates 1st Series?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Browning, Robert, 1812-1889 to read onlineMoreLess
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