Italy a Poem in Six Parts With Historical And Classical Notes
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XIII. Hark ! — 'tis the hush of men — the stifled hum : As when, for moments, armies hold their breath Suspended, for the signal-word to come. That shall hurl myriads from their life to death : Lo ! — in the seats around — above — beneath — A sea of heads : a coil of human life Circles as with a vast and varied wreath, Each stone, and living column, each door, rife With struggle, stand, or rush — the moment's eager strife.
182 THE DYING GLADIATOR, XIV.
The lower tier — lo, how are thronging the...re, The wealth of Rome in one full living tide ! There fills the Emperor his golden chair : Knights, Consuls, Senators, on either side : Above, sits Roman beauty in her pride ! Crowning the topmost tier, plebeians crowd. Looking down there, as from the Mountain's side. Into the vale ! — while, o'er them, like a cloud. Spreads the Velaria's sail, an ever-shadowing shroud.
XV.
The roar is hushed — a deathlike stillness reigns ; Some sight unused arrests the common mind : Though drmik with blood, their rage awhile refrains ; O'er breathless thousands ye might hear the Wind Wave to and fr*o, the sail o'er them inclined !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
XIII. Hark ! — 'tis the hush of men — the stifled hum : As when, for moments, armies hold their breath Suspended, for the signal-word to come. That shall hurl myriads from their life to death : Lo ! — in the seats around — above — beneath — A sea of heads : a coil of human life Circles as with a vast and varied wreath, Each stone, and living column, each door, rife With struggle, stand, or rush — the moment's eager strife.
182 THE DYING GLADIATOR, XIV.
The lower tier — lo, how are thronging the...re, The wealth of Rome in one full living tide ! There fills the Emperor his golden chair : Knights, Consuls, Senators, on either side : Above, sits Roman beauty in her pride ! Crowning the topmost tier, plebeians crowd. Looking down there, as from the Mountain's side. Into the vale ! — while, o'er them, like a cloud. Spreads the Velaria's sail, an ever-shadowing shroud.
XV.
The roar is hushed — a deathlike stillness reigns ; Some sight unused arrests the common mind : Though drmik with blood, their rage awhile refrains ; O'er breathless thousands ye might hear the Wind Wave to and fr*o, the sail o'er them inclined !
What to read after Italy a Poem in Six Parts With Historical And Classical Notes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Edmund Reade to read onlineMoreLess
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