Eastern Legends And Stories in English Verse
Eastern Legends And Stories in English Verse
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I saw, upon the hoary brow Of Lebanon, the cedars bow, The willows bent o'er Jordan's flood.
The fir trees stooped in Carmel's wood : Each tree and rock, each flower and sod, Seemed only made to worship God !
Rapt from the world, I heedless went, And wandered near the Prankish tent ; An Episode of Scvdi. 89 > And now, a slave, I labour here — What matter? Heaven is always near!' ' Not so, my friend, ' the other said, ' Thy ransom shall be straightway paid, And soon for joy exchanging woe. With ...me to Halab shalt thou go. ' The merchant (such his trade) was known To Christian leaders in the town ; Money has power in peace and wars, For ransom small often dinars, ^ He freed the sweetest bard of Fars.
That merchant had a daughter fair, In curtained Haram nursed with care : One of those flowers whose lovely sheen Is doomed by man to ' blush unseen, ' ' A dinar was worth about thirty pence.
90 An Episode of Sadi.
And be she maiden, be she wife, Sees but the prison side of hfe — But Woman still is she, And so her lord will often find That though he fetter mould and mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I saw, upon the hoary brow Of Lebanon, the cedars bow, The willows bent o'er Jordan's flood.
The fir trees stooped in Carmel's wood : Each tree and rock, each flower and sod, Seemed only made to worship God !
Rapt from the world, I heedless went, And wandered near the Prankish tent ; An Episode of Scvdi. 89 > And now, a slave, I labour here — What matter? Heaven is always near!' ' Not so, my friend, ' the other said, ' Thy ransom shall be straightway paid, And soon for joy exchanging woe. With ...me to Halab shalt thou go. ' The merchant (such his trade) was known To Christian leaders in the town ; Money has power in peace and wars, For ransom small often dinars, ^ He freed the sweetest bard of Fars.
That merchant had a daughter fair, In curtained Haram nursed with care : One of those flowers whose lovely sheen Is doomed by man to ' blush unseen, ' ' A dinar was worth about thirty pence.
90 An Episode of Sadi.
And be she maiden, be she wife, Sees but the prison side of hfe — But Woman still is she, And so her lord will often find That though he fetter mould and mind.
What to read after Eastern Legends And Stories in English Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norton Powlett to read onlineMoreLess
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