Idylls of the King
Idylls of the King
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' While he spokeShe neither blushed nor shook, but deathly-paleStood grasping what was nearest, then replied:'Of all this will I nothing;' and so fell, And thus they bore her swooning to her tower.
Then spake, to whom through those black walls of yewTheir talk had pierced, her father: 'Ay, a flash, I fear me, that will strike my blossom dead. Too courteous are ye, fair Lord Lancelot. I pray you, use some rough discourtesyTo blunt or break her passion. ' Lancelot said, 'That were against me:... what I can I will;'And there that day remained, and toward evenSent for his shield: full meekly rose the maid, Stript off the case, and gave the naked shield;Then, when she heard his horse upon the stones, Unclasping flung the casement back, and lookedDown on his helm, from which her sleeve had gone. And Lancelot knew the little clinking sound;And she by tact of love was well awareThat Lancelot knew that she was looking at him. And yet he glanced not up, nor waved his hand, Nor bad farewell, but sadly rode away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' While he spokeShe neither blushed nor shook, but deathly-paleStood grasping what was nearest, then replied:'Of all this will I nothing;' and so fell, And thus they bore her swooning to her tower.
Then spake, to whom through those black walls of yewTheir talk had pierced, her father: 'Ay, a flash, I fear me, that will strike my blossom dead. Too courteous are ye, fair Lord Lancelot. I pray you, use some rough discourtesyTo blunt or break her passion. ' Lancelot said, 'That were against me:... what I can I will;'And there that day remained, and toward evenSent for his shield: full meekly rose the maid, Stript off the case, and gave the naked shield;Then, when she heard his horse upon the stones, Unclasping flung the casement back, and lookedDown on his helm, from which her sleeve had gone. And Lancelot knew the little clinking sound;And she by tact of love was well awareThat Lancelot knew that she was looking at him. And yet he glanced not up, nor waved his hand, Nor bad farewell, but sadly rode away.
What to read after Idylls of the King?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tennyson to read onlineMoreLess
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