Ellen of Villenskov
Ellen of Villenskov
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But point the stars from heaven To lands far o’er the main;He went, by fortune driven, And ne’er returned again. The haughty walls through sorrow Have long since sunken low, And heavy plow-shares furrow Thy house, Urania, now.
Each time the sun is sinking It friendly looks on Hveen;Its rays there linger, thinking On what the place has been. The moon hastes melancholy Past, past the coast so dear, And in love’s transport holy Shines Freya’s starlet clear.
Then suddenly takes to heaving Of that s...ame ruin’d holdThe basis deep, believing It is some eve of old. For many moments gladly ’Twould rise up from the mould;But ah! it can’t, and sadly Sinks in death’s slumber cold.
THE READY ANSWER.
The brother to his dear sister spake;“Wilt thou not quickly a husband take?”
“Dear brother, I’ll do no such thing, I’m far too young for marrying. ”
“Then why so oft do I hear it saidThat thou preparest thee to wed?”
“Ah! folks such store of scandal say, That only fools attention pay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But point the stars from heaven To lands far o’er the main;He went, by fortune driven, And ne’er returned again. The haughty walls through sorrow Have long since sunken low, And heavy plow-shares furrow Thy house, Urania, now.
Each time the sun is sinking It friendly looks on Hveen;Its rays there linger, thinking On what the place has been. The moon hastes melancholy Past, past the coast so dear, And in love’s transport holy Shines Freya’s starlet clear.
Then suddenly takes to heaving Of that s...ame ruin’d holdThe basis deep, believing It is some eve of old. For many moments gladly ’Twould rise up from the mould;But ah! it can’t, and sadly Sinks in death’s slumber cold.
THE READY ANSWER.
The brother to his dear sister spake;“Wilt thou not quickly a husband take?”
“Dear brother, I’ll do no such thing, I’m far too young for marrying. ”
“Then why so oft do I hear it saidThat thou preparest thee to wed?”
“Ah! folks such store of scandal say, That only fools attention pay.
What to read after Ellen of Villenskov?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wise, Thomas James, 1859-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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