Endymion a Tale of Greece
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Go, gather Your rusted arms : I '11 lead ye ! Were your foe A myriad, rise ! and lo ! He falls before ye. Jove is with ye, rather Sustaining right than might. Yours is the right : What fear ye from the fight ?" CANTO m. ] ENDYMION. 71 XXIV.
He paused. " To arms ! To arms !" arose like thunder, Startling the mountain from its stony sleep ; Whose response, loud and deep, Broke on their ears, like sound of surf that under Black, beetling cliffs, breaks on a craggy strand, Shaking the granite land....
XXV.
Like an old man awoke from midnight slumber, Pale, palsied, gazing round with tremulous fear, The forest far and near Heard it, and trembled. Doubts no more encumber The shepherd's souls. Each in his brother's eye Reads courage strong and high.
XXVI.
" But, " asked the aged Patriarch, " noble stranger, Who and what art thou ? From what purple shore, What land with glory hoar, Comest thou to aid us ? Art thou not a ranger Of the blue spheres ? Perchance, majestic Mars, The warrior of the stars !" T2 ENDYMION.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Go, gather Your rusted arms : I '11 lead ye ! Were your foe A myriad, rise ! and lo ! He falls before ye. Jove is with ye, rather Sustaining right than might. Yours is the right : What fear ye from the fight ?" CANTO m. ] ENDYMION. 71 XXIV.
He paused. " To arms ! To arms !" arose like thunder, Startling the mountain from its stony sleep ; Whose response, loud and deep, Broke on their ears, like sound of surf that under Black, beetling cliffs, breaks on a craggy strand, Shaking the granite land....
XXV.
Like an old man awoke from midnight slumber, Pale, palsied, gazing round with tremulous fear, The forest far and near Heard it, and trembled. Doubts no more encumber The shepherd's souls. Each in his brother's eye Reads courage strong and high.
XXVI.
" But, " asked the aged Patriarch, " noble stranger, Who and what art thou ? From what purple shore, What land with glory hoar, Comest thou to aid us ? Art thou not a ranger Of the blue spheres ? Perchance, majestic Mars, The warrior of the stars !" T2 ENDYMION.
What to read after Endymion a Tale of Greece?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Beck Hirst to read onlineMoreLess
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