Friedrich Schiller a Sketch of His Life And An Appreciation of His Poetry
Friedrich Schiller a Sketch of His Life And An Appreciation of His Poetry
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'Twas all in vain. His partner stepped with circumspection, And Phoebus' haughty steed must take bovine direction; Until at last, by long resistance spent. When strength his limbs no longer was controlling. The noble creature with affliction bent, Fell to the ground, and in the dust lay rolling. 'Accursed beast !' at length with fur)' mad Hans shouted, while he soundly plied the lash, — 'Even for plowing, then, thou art too bad ! — That fellow was a rogue to sell such trash !' "Ere yet his heav...y blows had ceased to fly, A brisk and merry youth by chance came by. A lute was tinkling in his hand. And through his light and flowing hair Was twined with grace a golden band. 'Whither, my friend, with that strange pair?' From far he to the peasant cried. 'A bird and ox to ojte rope tied — Was such a team e'er heard of, pray? Thy horse's worth I'd fain essay; Just for a moment lend him me, — Observe, and thou shalt wonders see!' "The hippogriff was loosened from the plow, Upon his back the smiling youth leaped now; No sooner did the creature understand That he was guided by a master-hand, Than champed his bit, and upward soared, While lightning from his eyes outpoured.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Twas all in vain. His partner stepped with circumspection, And Phoebus' haughty steed must take bovine direction; Until at last, by long resistance spent. When strength his limbs no longer was controlling. The noble creature with affliction bent, Fell to the ground, and in the dust lay rolling. 'Accursed beast !' at length with fur)' mad Hans shouted, while he soundly plied the lash, — 'Even for plowing, then, thou art too bad ! — That fellow was a rogue to sell such trash !' "Ere yet his heav...y blows had ceased to fly, A brisk and merry youth by chance came by. A lute was tinkling in his hand. And through his light and flowing hair Was twined with grace a golden band. 'Whither, my friend, with that strange pair?' From far he to the peasant cried. 'A bird and ox to ojte rope tied — Was such a team e'er heard of, pray? Thy horse's worth I'd fain essay; Just for a moment lend him me, — Observe, and thou shalt wonders see!' "The hippogriff was loosened from the plow, Upon his back the smiling youth leaped now; No sooner did the creature understand That he was guided by a master-hand, Than champed his bit, and upward soared, While lightning from his eyes outpoured.
What to read after Friedrich Schiller a Sketch of His Life And An Appreciation of His Poetry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carus, Paul, 1852-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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