Elegies And Other Small Poems
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He enter'd, in his wild attire, With hasty pace and haggard brow, Scorn fill'd his azure eye with fire, And gave his cheeks a deeper glow.
A graceful knight who met his view, Sat pleading by a lady's side;And Alwin's jealous bosom knew Lord Percy, and his fated bride.
Mistaken youth! thy eyes have seen, The persons pictur'd in thy mind;But who is that, with pensive mien, And forehead on her hand reclin'd?
O'er whom Lord Ranulph fondly bends, With sorrow seated on his brow;While the regretting t...ear descends O'er his pale cheek, in silent woe.
"Ah! is it thus?" sad Alwin said, The fancied bride the accents knew, Lord Percy rais'd his drooping head, And lovely Emma met his view.
Then rapture and surprize prevail'd, Each bosom felt confus'd delight;While his return the mourner hail'd, And thus his sorrows did requite.
"O, dearest Alwin, now no more My father disapproves our flame;No longer we thy loss deplore, Or tremble to pronounce thy name.
"A noble friend has gain'd our cause, And vanquish'd all his former hate;Who, ere he own'd a lover's laws, With generous tears had wept thy fate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He enter'd, in his wild attire, With hasty pace and haggard brow, Scorn fill'd his azure eye with fire, And gave his cheeks a deeper glow.
A graceful knight who met his view, Sat pleading by a lady's side;And Alwin's jealous bosom knew Lord Percy, and his fated bride.
Mistaken youth! thy eyes have seen, The persons pictur'd in thy mind;But who is that, with pensive mien, And forehead on her hand reclin'd?
O'er whom Lord Ranulph fondly bends, With sorrow seated on his brow;While the regretting t...ear descends O'er his pale cheek, in silent woe.
"Ah! is it thus?" sad Alwin said, The fancied bride the accents knew, Lord Percy rais'd his drooping head, And lovely Emma met his view.
Then rapture and surprize prevail'd, Each bosom felt confus'd delight;While his return the mourner hail'd, And thus his sorrows did requite.
"O, dearest Alwin, now no more My father disapproves our flame;No longer we thy loss deplore, Or tremble to pronounce thy name.
"A noble friend has gain'd our cause, And vanquish'd all his former hate;Who, ere he own'd a lover's laws, With generous tears had wept thy fate.
What to read after Elegies And Other Small Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Betham Matilda to read onlineMoreLess
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