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" THE TAKING OF MANA. 121 " What fearest thou, " said Mora, " of thy doom ?
The minstrels sing thy lover s praises loud ; One look from his kind eyes will chase the gloom That chills thy heart. Remember ye are vowed Soul unto soul forever. He will come, And, like the royal eagle from the cloud Midst little hawks contending for the prey, He 11 swoop and bear thee to his home away ! " But nathless Blanid wept, and in her grief Asked for the lute, and said, "To yonder dell Go thou and bring me dew...y flower and leaf Of roses, that unwitnessed I may tell Some thoughts unto my love, for no reprief My heart lias in his absence ! " By the well She sat alone, her blue eyes rilled with tears, And sang unto her love her hopes and fears : 6 I22 BLANW.
SONG.
" I walk in dreams mid heavenly hills, I hear the music of their rills, Their wild-birds sing, their zephyrs play, In greenwoods of eternal May.
" I see their morn and sunset gleams Far glittering over lakes and streams, Where happy spirits born to love Disport by fragrant bank and grove.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" THE TAKING OF MANA. 121 " What fearest thou, " said Mora, " of thy doom ?
The minstrels sing thy lover s praises loud ; One look from his kind eyes will chase the gloom That chills thy heart. Remember ye are vowed Soul unto soul forever. He will come, And, like the royal eagle from the cloud Midst little hawks contending for the prey, He 11 swoop and bear thee to his home away ! " But nathless Blanid wept, and in her grief Asked for the lute, and said, "To yonder dell Go thou and bring me dew...y flower and leaf Of roses, that unwitnessed I may tell Some thoughts unto my love, for no reprief My heart lias in his absence ! " By the well She sat alone, her blue eyes rilled with tears, And sang unto her love her hopes and fears : 6 I22 BLANW.
SONG.
" I walk in dreams mid heavenly hills, I hear the music of their rills, Their wild-birds sing, their zephyrs play, In greenwoods of eternal May.
" I see their morn and sunset gleams Far glittering over lakes and streams, Where happy spirits born to love Disport by fragrant bank and grove.
What to read after Blanid?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Dwyer Joyce to read onlineMoreLess
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