Eleonore And Other Poems
Eleonore And Other Poems
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Then hastily he stoop'd, and droi-)p'd Unseen a parchment in her dress, Whispering, " Should ever come that day, And doubt, or danger, or distress Oertake thee, open this. " Then stopp'd To turn upon the chafing dame With steadfast gaze. — " And now, madam, The house is all a-stir, and I Must pray you bid my host farewell, And say the thanks I may not say. " With that he leapt the wall, and fell Into the meadows, moonht grey, And so pass'd onward noiselessly. ELEONORE. 59 PART III. Time, on his... rosary, hath told A year away : and once again, The wheat is lifted from the plain. The granaries are running gold. And in that old house on the hill. What changes hath the season wrought ? Less grist has gone unto the mill, And fewer hoofs into the Court. But little change, till a bell in the night ^'0 ELEONORE. Siiai">p'tl all the dreams of yesterday ! The Count is dead. The branch that topp'd That old ancestral tree is lopp'd Suddenly off — and swept away ! On his old grey steed, that bore him well So many years, i' the field he fell, Like a warrior in the fight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then hastily he stoop'd, and droi-)p'd Unseen a parchment in her dress, Whispering, " Should ever come that day, And doubt, or danger, or distress Oertake thee, open this. " Then stopp'd To turn upon the chafing dame With steadfast gaze. — " And now, madam, The house is all a-stir, and I Must pray you bid my host farewell, And say the thanks I may not say. " With that he leapt the wall, and fell Into the meadows, moonht grey, And so pass'd onward noiselessly. ELEONORE. 59 PART III. Time, on his... rosary, hath told A year away : and once again, The wheat is lifted from the plain. The granaries are running gold. And in that old house on the hill. What changes hath the season wrought ? Less grist has gone unto the mill, And fewer hoofs into the Court. But little change, till a bell in the night ^'0 ELEONORE. Siiai">p'tl all the dreams of yesterday ! The Count is dead. The branch that topp'd That old ancestral tree is lopp'd Suddenly off — and swept away ! On his old grey steed, that bore him well So many years, i' the field he fell, Like a warrior in the fight.
What to read after Eleonore And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hamilton Ad to read onlineMoreLess
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