Enoch Arden C
Enoch Arden C
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' `That was then your dream, ' she said, `Not sad, but sweet. ' `So sweet, I lay, ' said he, `And mused upon it, drifting up the streamIn fancy, till I slept again, and piecedThe broken vision; for I dream'd that stillThe motion of the great deep bore me on, And that the woman walk'd upon the brink:I wonder'd at her strength, and ask'd her of it:"It came, " she said, "by working in the mines:"O then to ask her of my shares, I thought;And ask'd; but not a word; she shook her head. And then the m...otion of the current ceased, And there was rolling thunder; and we reach'dA mountain, like a wall of burs and thorns;But she with her strong feet up the steep hillTrod out a path: I follow'd; and at topShe pointed seaward: there a fleet of glass, That seem'd a fleet of jewels under me, Sailing along before a gloomy cloudThat not one moment ceased to thunder, pastIn sunshine: right across its track there lay, Down in the water, a long reef of gold, Or what seem'd gold: and I was glad at firstTo think that in our often-ransack'd worldStill so much gold was left; and then I fear'dLest the gay navy there should splinter on it, And fearing waved my arm to warn them off;An idle signal, for the brittle fleet(I thought I could have died to save it) near'd, Touch'd, clink'd, and clash'd, and vanish'd, and I woke, I heard the clash so clearly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' `That was then your dream, ' she said, `Not sad, but sweet. ' `So sweet, I lay, ' said he, `And mused upon it, drifting up the streamIn fancy, till I slept again, and piecedThe broken vision; for I dream'd that stillThe motion of the great deep bore me on, And that the woman walk'd upon the brink:I wonder'd at her strength, and ask'd her of it:"It came, " she said, "by working in the mines:"O then to ask her of my shares, I thought;And ask'd; but not a word; she shook her head. And then the m...otion of the current ceased, And there was rolling thunder; and we reach'dA mountain, like a wall of burs and thorns;But she with her strong feet up the steep hillTrod out a path: I follow'd; and at topShe pointed seaward: there a fleet of glass, That seem'd a fleet of jewels under me, Sailing along before a gloomy cloudThat not one moment ceased to thunder, pastIn sunshine: right across its track there lay, Down in the water, a long reef of gold, Or what seem'd gold: and I was glad at firstTo think that in our often-ransack'd worldStill so much gold was left; and then I fear'dLest the gay navy there should splinter on it, And fearing waved my arm to warn them off;An idle signal, for the brittle fleet(I thought I could have died to save it) near'd, Touch'd, clink'd, and clash'd, and vanish'd, and I woke, I heard the clash so clearly.
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