Darthula a Poem of Ossian
Darthula a Poem of Ossian
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' I said, "thine evening shall be calm, my soul!
"A fading light shall thy departure be!" ' But wild the loud returning storm doth roll : ' I bend now leafless, like an aged tree : ' My scatter'd bra'nches on Selama lie ! ' O, my beloved Truthil ! whither, now, ' With all thy fallen heroes art thou gone? ' No answer from thy rushing blast giv'st thou ; ' Thy doleful father must remain alone ! * ' But he, my son! will not now tamely mourn; ' Colla, or Atha's haughty chief must fall !
* I feel th...e vigour of my arm return : * My heart now boundeth at the battle's call!' D 18 DAR-THULA.
XVJ.
" The hero drew his shining sword: Amain, The rising blades of all his people gleam'd. In growing rage they strode along the plain: Bright on the wandering breeze their grey hair stream'd- As at the feast, in Lona's" silent vale, The gloomy Cairbar sat, he, from afar, Beheld the heroes coming o'er the dale ; And quickly call'd his stormy chiefc to war. Why" should a feeble maid attempt to show, To Nathos, how the strife of battle grew?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' I said, "thine evening shall be calm, my soul!
"A fading light shall thy departure be!" ' But wild the loud returning storm doth roll : ' I bend now leafless, like an aged tree : ' My scatter'd bra'nches on Selama lie ! ' O, my beloved Truthil ! whither, now, ' With all thy fallen heroes art thou gone? ' No answer from thy rushing blast giv'st thou ; ' Thy doleful father must remain alone ! * ' But he, my son! will not now tamely mourn; ' Colla, or Atha's haughty chief must fall !
* I feel th...e vigour of my arm return : * My heart now boundeth at the battle's call!' D 18 DAR-THULA.
XVJ.
" The hero drew his shining sword: Amain, The rising blades of all his people gleam'd. In growing rage they strode along the plain: Bright on the wandering breeze their grey hair stream'd- As at the feast, in Lona's" silent vale, The gloomy Cairbar sat, he, from afar, Beheld the heroes coming o'er the dale ; And quickly call'd his stormy chiefc to war. Why" should a feeble maid attempt to show, To Nathos, how the strife of battle grew?
What to read after Darthula a Poem of Ossian?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Travers Burke to read onlineMoreLess
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