Cornish Ballads & Other Poems
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They stand — and hush their hearts to hear the King.
" When the cone of space had been traced out and defined, the next act of creation was to replenish it with that first and superna- tural element which I have named 'Numyne,' The forefathers called it the spiritual or ethereal element, ccelutn; from Genesis i. 2.
Within its texture the other and grosser elements of light and air ebb and flow, cling and glide. Therein dwell the forces, and thereof Angels and all spiritual things receive their ...substance and form.
THE SiUEST OF rUE SANGRAAL. 185 Then said he, like a prince of Tamar-land— Around his soul, Dundagel and the sea — " Ha ! Sirs — ye seek a noble crest to-day, To win and wear the starry Sangraal, The link that binds to God a lonely land.
Would that my arm went with you, like my heart ' But the true shepherd must not shun the fold : For in this flock are crouching grievous wolves, And chief among them all, my own false kin.
Therefore I tarry by the cruel sea, To hear at eve the treacherous mermaid's song, And watch the wallowing monsters of the wave, — 'Mid all things fierce, and wild, and strange, alone !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They stand — and hush their hearts to hear the King.
" When the cone of space had been traced out and defined, the next act of creation was to replenish it with that first and superna- tural element which I have named 'Numyne,' The forefathers called it the spiritual or ethereal element, ccelutn; from Genesis i. 2.
Within its texture the other and grosser elements of light and air ebb and flow, cling and glide. Therein dwell the forces, and thereof Angels and all spiritual things receive their ...substance and form.
THE SiUEST OF rUE SANGRAAL. 185 Then said he, like a prince of Tamar-land— Around his soul, Dundagel and the sea — " Ha ! Sirs — ye seek a noble crest to-day, To win and wear the starry Sangraal, The link that binds to God a lonely land.
Would that my arm went with you, like my heart ' But the true shepherd must not shun the fold : For in this flock are crouching grievous wolves, And chief among them all, my own false kin.
Therefore I tarry by the cruel sea, To hear at eve the treacherous mermaid's song, And watch the wallowing monsters of the wave, — 'Mid all things fierce, and wild, and strange, alone !
What to read after Cornish Ballads & Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Stephen Hawker to read onlineMoreLess
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