Christine a Troubadours Song And Other Poems
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Thrice flies the Baron's battle-axe round The "Wizard's sable crest ; But the coal-black steed, with a sudden bound, Ilurled the old Crusader to the ground, And stamped on his mailed breast Thrice by the vengeful war-horse spurned, Lowly the Dauphin lies ; While the Black Knight laughed as again he turned Toward the lost Christine, and his visor burned As he gazed at his beautiful prize.
Her doom you might read in that gloating stare, But no fear in the maid can you see ; CIIEISTINE. 93 Nor is ...it the calm of a dumb despair, For hope sits aglow on her forehead fair, And she murmurs, "At last it is he !" Proudly the maiden hath sprung from her seat, Proudly she glanceth around, One hand on her bosom to stay its beat, For hark ! there 's a sound like the flying feet Of a courser, bound after bound.
Clearing the lists with a leopard-like spring, Plunging at top of his speed, Swift o'er the ground as a bird on the wing. There bursts, all afoam, through the wondering ring, A gallant but riderless steed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thrice flies the Baron's battle-axe round The "Wizard's sable crest ; But the coal-black steed, with a sudden bound, Ilurled the old Crusader to the ground, And stamped on his mailed breast Thrice by the vengeful war-horse spurned, Lowly the Dauphin lies ; While the Black Knight laughed as again he turned Toward the lost Christine, and his visor burned As he gazed at his beautiful prize.
Her doom you might read in that gloating stare, But no fear in the maid can you see ; CIIEISTINE. 93 Nor is ...it the calm of a dumb despair, For hope sits aglow on her forehead fair, And she murmurs, "At last it is he !" Proudly the maiden hath sprung from her seat, Proudly she glanceth around, One hand on her bosom to stay its beat, For hark ! there 's a sound like the flying feet Of a courser, bound after bound.
Clearing the lists with a leopard-like spring, Plunging at top of his speed, Swift o'er the ground as a bird on the wing. There bursts, all afoam, through the wondering ring, A gallant but riderless steed.
What to read after Christine a Troubadours Song And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miles George Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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