Canada And Other Poems
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y But gold her peerless bravery Could neither buy nor pay, And yet, content, her lonely life She liv*d from day to day.
A DREAM.
One night, while peaceful in my bed I lay, unwitting what befell, By Morpheus' arms clasped close, In blissful rest, I slumber d well.
When suddenly, unto my ears Thete came a dreadful, piercing sound, So strange unto my startFd mind, I left my bed with single bound.
And then, transfixed unto the floor, I stood, in terror pinion'd there.
With drops of sweat upon my br...ow.
And eyes with fix'd and rigid stare.
I listened for the dreadful sound.
Which brought such terror to my brain ; And then, with wildly beating heart, I heard the fearful noise again.
Affrighted yet, I heard the noise, Which, tho* 'twas modified in tone.
It terror brought unto my heart.
And from my lips it drew a groan.
For horror yet was in the sound.
That froze my blood, and fix VI my eye ; It seem'd to me a demon's shriek, Or wailing banshee's boding cry.
THE TEMPEST STILLED. ()9 But soon my eyes unfix 'd their stare, My senses clearer now became, And borne unto my sharpen'd ear, I heard a sound, but not the same.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
y But gold her peerless bravery Could neither buy nor pay, And yet, content, her lonely life She liv*d from day to day.
A DREAM.
One night, while peaceful in my bed I lay, unwitting what befell, By Morpheus' arms clasped close, In blissful rest, I slumber d well.
When suddenly, unto my ears Thete came a dreadful, piercing sound, So strange unto my startFd mind, I left my bed with single bound.
And then, transfixed unto the floor, I stood, in terror pinion'd there.
With drops of sweat upon my br...ow.
And eyes with fix'd and rigid stare.
I listened for the dreadful sound.
Which brought such terror to my brain ; And then, with wildly beating heart, I heard the fearful noise again.
Affrighted yet, I heard the noise, Which, tho* 'twas modified in tone.
It terror brought unto my heart.
And from my lips it drew a groan.
For horror yet was in the sound.
That froze my blood, and fix VI my eye ; It seem'd to me a demon's shriek, Or wailing banshee's boding cry.
THE TEMPEST STILLED. ()9 But soon my eyes unfix 'd their stare, My senses clearer now became, And borne unto my sharpen'd ear, I heard a sound, but not the same.
What to read after Canada And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Young Thomas Frederick to read onlineMoreLess
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