Idylls And Lyrics of the Nile
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I stand with thee. Behold ! 'tis I am he. Own father thine, the great god Ra, the sun. Lo ! mine hand with thine shall fight, And mine arm is strong above 1 At Hermonthis, called the ' An of the South ' — modern Erment — stood a great temple to Monthu, the warrior-god of Light, the ancient tutelar Lord of Thebes. Ii6 AT THE RAMESSEUM The hundreds often thousands, who against thee do unite, Of victory am I lord, and the brave heart do I love, I have found in thee a spirit that is right, And my s...oul it doth rejoice in thy valour and thy might. Then all this came to pass, I was changed in my heart Like Monthu, god of war, was I made, With my left hand hurled the dart, With my right I swung the blade, Fierce as Baal in his time, before their sight. Two thousand and five hundred pairs of horses were around, And I flew into the middle of their ring. By my horse-hoofs they were dashed all in pieces to the ground, None raised his hand in fight. For the courage in their breasts had sunken quite, And their Hmbs were loosed for fear, And they could not hurl the dart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I stand with thee. Behold ! 'tis I am he. Own father thine, the great god Ra, the sun. Lo ! mine hand with thine shall fight, And mine arm is strong above 1 At Hermonthis, called the ' An of the South ' — modern Erment — stood a great temple to Monthu, the warrior-god of Light, the ancient tutelar Lord of Thebes. Ii6 AT THE RAMESSEUM The hundreds often thousands, who against thee do unite, Of victory am I lord, and the brave heart do I love, I have found in thee a spirit that is right, And my s...oul it doth rejoice in thy valour and thy might. Then all this came to pass, I was changed in my heart Like Monthu, god of war, was I made, With my left hand hurled the dart, With my right I swung the blade, Fierce as Baal in his time, before their sight. Two thousand and five hundred pairs of horses were around, And I flew into the middle of their ring. By my horse-hoofs they were dashed all in pieces to the ground, None raised his hand in fight. For the courage in their breasts had sunken quite, And their Hmbs were loosed for fear, And they could not hurl the dart.
What to read after Idylls And Lyrics of the Nile?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H D Hardwicke Drummond Rawnsley to read onlineMoreLess
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