Hubert And Ellen With Other Poems
Hubert And Ellen With Other Poems
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For flick'ring life did linger long ; And long I cliaf'd his palms and brows, Ere, to his cheek, the life-blood rose.
At length, there came a piteous sigh ; And, when the little em'rald's light Glanc'd, on his slowly lifting eye, He strangely shudder'd, at the sight.
And, when I deem'd Ms strength would bear To hear the tale, I told him all j And mark'd the bitter tear-drops fall.
And, ere of half, my lips did say, They rested oft, in short delay ; For oft his cheek grew deadly pale, And oft hi...s wav'ring sense did fail.
But, when I said, " for all the wrong, She chides thee not ; her constant pray'r 67 Shall stand, upon the scroll of Heaven, That Huhert's crime may he forgiven :" Both palms his wretched face did hide, While, with short sohs, he feebly cried, " Oh ! spare me, cruel Edwy, spare !" " No, Hubert !" Edwy then replied, " Still heavier be thy sorrow laden !
Still flow thy tears, in bitter tide ! Thou didst not spare an hapless maiden !
Though heavy now thy heart does seem, Yet light may be that heart tomorrow ; Not far is now that bright'ning beam, Whose smile may chase away thy sorrow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For flick'ring life did linger long ; And long I cliaf'd his palms and brows, Ere, to his cheek, the life-blood rose.
At length, there came a piteous sigh ; And, when the little em'rald's light Glanc'd, on his slowly lifting eye, He strangely shudder'd, at the sight.
And, when I deem'd Ms strength would bear To hear the tale, I told him all j And mark'd the bitter tear-drops fall.
And, ere of half, my lips did say, They rested oft, in short delay ; For oft his cheek grew deadly pale, And oft hi...s wav'ring sense did fail.
But, when I said, " for all the wrong, She chides thee not ; her constant pray'r 67 Shall stand, upon the scroll of Heaven, That Huhert's crime may he forgiven :" Both palms his wretched face did hide, While, with short sohs, he feebly cried, " Oh ! spare me, cruel Edwy, spare !" " No, Hubert !" Edwy then replied, " Still heavier be thy sorrow laden !
Still flow thy tears, in bitter tide ! Thou didst not spare an hapless maiden !
Though heavy now thy heart does seem, Yet light may be that heart tomorrow ; Not far is now that bright'ning beam, Whose smile may chase away thy sorrow.
What to read after Hubert And Ellen With Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lucius M Lucius Manlius Sargent to read onlineMoreLess
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