Forgotten Shrines
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The notes laughed high, the notes laughed low, But the piper s eyes grew deep with woe, And the trembling depths of his own despair Rushed from the pipes in a strangled wail And the brooding count in the dusk, grew pale.
"Hush!" and he struck the piper down. "Go play your tune to the rabble town, They ll add their whine as a gay refrain To your merry melody. Now go ! Go bark with the peasant whelps below !" Melchior crept to the great hall door, The torch-light danced on the wide-stretched floo...r And long through the quiet night, the count Fought with the fear of a phantom sound A wailing of pipes that hedged him round.
Count Louis sat in his high-beamed hall, Bright were the torches that gleamed from the wall As a motley crowd of his merry men Sang, while they swung and tossed their ale ; When swift from the night shrilled the piper s wail.
40 Up from the valley, wild and clear, Trembling with passionate hate and fear It pierced like a dart. The singers hushed Their rollicking song they flocked to look; And the hands that flung the casement, shook !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The notes laughed high, the notes laughed low, But the piper s eyes grew deep with woe, And the trembling depths of his own despair Rushed from the pipes in a strangled wail And the brooding count in the dusk, grew pale.
"Hush!" and he struck the piper down. "Go play your tune to the rabble town, They ll add their whine as a gay refrain To your merry melody. Now go ! Go bark with the peasant whelps below !" Melchior crept to the great hall door, The torch-light danced on the wide-stretched floo...r And long through the quiet night, the count Fought with the fear of a phantom sound A wailing of pipes that hedged him round.
Count Louis sat in his high-beamed hall, Bright were the torches that gleamed from the wall As a motley crowd of his merry men Sang, while they swung and tossed their ale ; When swift from the night shrilled the piper s wail.
40 Up from the valley, wild and clear, Trembling with passionate hate and fear It pierced like a dart. The singers hushed Their rollicking song they flocked to look; And the hands that flung the casement, shook !
What to read after Forgotten Shrines?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Chipman Farrar to read onlineMoreLess
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