Cassia And Other Verse
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Her heart beats high ; her thoughts are transports fine; Her words are but in sighs let them be drowned And blest exchanges of, " my own, " and "thine. " . . .
1 dream a fable ; since their lips met not, But, like a bolt, their fate between was shot !
Not in Palermo lies the hest he chose ; To stratagem at home his powers are bent. It was her brother Ercole. He rose Like spirit from Dantean limbo sent, Whom lust of vengeance leaveth no repose ; And through the dusk his glance flashed im minent....
With one swift sudden leap, he gains the boat, That swerves around, and driven is afloat.
And they from out this human world depart!
Some say, was heard a cry of woe so keen The listening stars might from their orbits start.
Save this, was nothing heard, and naught was seen.
Next morning bears strange news through court and mart, But none so strange as truth, so black, I ween. An empty boat had lodged among the reeds, An oarless boat, festooned with waterweeds.
Now down they go with grappling iron and net, And widely drag the sullen stream opaque.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her heart beats high ; her thoughts are transports fine; Her words are but in sighs let them be drowned And blest exchanges of, " my own, " and "thine. " . . .
1 dream a fable ; since their lips met not, But, like a bolt, their fate between was shot !
Not in Palermo lies the hest he chose ; To stratagem at home his powers are bent. It was her brother Ercole. He rose Like spirit from Dantean limbo sent, Whom lust of vengeance leaveth no repose ; And through the dusk his glance flashed im minent....
With one swift sudden leap, he gains the boat, That swerves around, and driven is afloat.
And they from out this human world depart!
Some say, was heard a cry of woe so keen The listening stars might from their orbits start.
Save this, was nothing heard, and naught was seen.
Next morning bears strange news through court and mart, But none so strange as truth, so black, I ween. An empty boat had lodged among the reeds, An oarless boat, festooned with waterweeds.
Now down they go with grappling iron and net, And widely drag the sullen stream opaque.
What to read after Cassia And Other Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Matilda Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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