Eanthe a Tale of the Druids And Other Poems
Eanthe a Tale of the Druids And Other Poems
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" Another change came o'er my vision now. The barks were there, but rolled most slowly 011, While grief and woe sat on each troubled brow, And reckless mirth, and empty joy were gone. Down from the royal brows the jewelled crown Unheeded fell the proud, the haughty frown Pass'd from the mighty's look the young and fair No longer smil'd the warrior bold and brave The gallant knight looked sad and solemn there The reckless seaman gazed upon the wave In thoughtful silence, wond'ring what tha$ shor...e, That wave could be he had not seen before The hooded monks forsook their wayward mirth, The high the low the rich the poor of earth, Together mingled, laughed no more, but stood In fearful silence, gazing on that flood 1*6 EANTHE: Of deep black waters, now not far away> That poured along, still roaring for its prey.
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" The grim King laughed, and shouted loud to see His regions peopled thus, and that laugh fell In horrid mock'ry o'er a scene where he Alone was merry, though it spoke of hell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Another change came o'er my vision now. The barks were there, but rolled most slowly 011, While grief and woe sat on each troubled brow, And reckless mirth, and empty joy were gone. Down from the royal brows the jewelled crown Unheeded fell the proud, the haughty frown Pass'd from the mighty's look the young and fair No longer smil'd the warrior bold and brave The gallant knight looked sad and solemn there The reckless seaman gazed upon the wave In thoughtful silence, wond'ring what tha$ shor...e, That wave could be he had not seen before The hooded monks forsook their wayward mirth, The high the low the rich the poor of earth, Together mingled, laughed no more, but stood In fearful silence, gazing on that flood 1*6 EANTHE: Of deep black waters, now not far away> That poured along, still roaring for its prey.
16.
" The grim King laughed, and shouted loud to see His regions peopled thus, and that laugh fell In horrid mock'ry o'er a scene where he Alone was merry, though it spoke of hell.
What to read after Eanthe a Tale of the Druids And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sandford Earle to read onlineMoreLess
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