Harp of the North
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Was it within these shadowy walls Or under the ghostly moon?
O out and spake then Noma Glynn, And wild and pale was she, 68 " A ghost is seen each Hallowe'en, At midnight seen is he; " Those earthless footsteps lightly tread Yon hills at Hallowe'en The fairest ghost of all the dead That mold in churchyards green.
" Whoever sees that ghost arise, To him is grief and groan; Whoever spies his eldritch eyes Falls down as dead as stone! " Pale and still with terror all Stood like stones to hear.
Out... and spake, that spell to break, Agnes, void of fear: " The tale is idle — out I go, Nor fear I phantom lore! " Still and pale, they watched her go.
Back she came no more.
69 lH^uvp of tf)e Xottti IV.
By terror eerie haunted, Rob shook with utter dread; His highland heart was daunted, Remembering his dead.
The girl to track who came not back, He left the cottage soon.
The clouds above were mad to rack And oversweep the moon.
The shadows underneath w^re mad The earth to overdance, To flit and fall and darken all, Departing like a glance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Was it within these shadowy walls Or under the ghostly moon?
O out and spake then Noma Glynn, And wild and pale was she, 68 " A ghost is seen each Hallowe'en, At midnight seen is he; " Those earthless footsteps lightly tread Yon hills at Hallowe'en The fairest ghost of all the dead That mold in churchyards green.
" Whoever sees that ghost arise, To him is grief and groan; Whoever spies his eldritch eyes Falls down as dead as stone! " Pale and still with terror all Stood like stones to hear.
Out... and spake, that spell to break, Agnes, void of fear: " The tale is idle — out I go, Nor fear I phantom lore! " Still and pale, they watched her go.
Back she came no more.
69 lH^uvp of tf)e Xottti IV.
By terror eerie haunted, Rob shook with utter dread; His highland heart was daunted, Remembering his dead.
The girl to track who came not back, He left the cottage soon.
The clouds above were mad to rack And oversweep the moon.
The shadows underneath w^re mad The earth to overdance, To flit and fall and darken all, Departing like a glance.
What to read after Harp of the North?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hewitt, Arthur Wentworth. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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