De Wyrhale a Tale of Dean Forest in Five Cantos
De Wyrhale a Tale of Dean Forest in Five Cantos
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We have bosoms ever strange to craven fear, Stout hearts of brass, and eke to serve our turn, Spirits untamed like wild-fires' blaze that burn.
LXXXV.
" The morrow's dawn may waft us o'er the wave Of Severn's turbid tides ; no scant shall be (They say we are Pirates too) its floods to brave Of ready barks that fearless dare the sea.
So shall thy zeal with royal Margaret have The meed of her applause, and pardon we.
Away, away with scruples lest they work Harm to thy cause, and we be joined with... York. " 124 DE WYRHALE.
LXXXVI.
He ceased ; the Knight awhile in silence stood Absorbed ; awhile in anxious thought reviewed The red-rose cause, and anxious paced the wood ; At length, by stern necessity subdued, As once again his war-horse he bestrode That pawed the green herb, parley he renewed ; And uttered, briefly, to compliance won, " The compact 's good, bold forester ! lead on. " — LXXXVII.
" Here stripling, " Hewling cried, " as Osric's rein He proffered to his hand, " hast need of aid ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have bosoms ever strange to craven fear, Stout hearts of brass, and eke to serve our turn, Spirits untamed like wild-fires' blaze that burn.
LXXXV.
" The morrow's dawn may waft us o'er the wave Of Severn's turbid tides ; no scant shall be (They say we are Pirates too) its floods to brave Of ready barks that fearless dare the sea.
So shall thy zeal with royal Margaret have The meed of her applause, and pardon we.
Away, away with scruples lest they work Harm to thy cause, and we be joined with... York. " 124 DE WYRHALE.
LXXXVI.
He ceased ; the Knight awhile in silence stood Absorbed ; awhile in anxious thought reviewed The red-rose cause, and anxious paced the wood ; At length, by stern necessity subdued, As once again his war-horse he bestrode That pawed the green herb, parley he renewed ; And uttered, briefly, to compliance won, " The compact 's good, bold forester ! lead on. " — LXXXVII.
" Here stripling, " Hewling cried, " as Osric's rein He proffered to his hand, " hast need of aid ?
What to read after De Wyrhale a Tale of Dean Forest in Five Cantos?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P J Ducarel to read onlineMoreLess
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