Kirkstall Abbey An Imaginary Poem in Three Cantos
Kirkstall Abbey An Imaginary Poem in Three Cantos
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With noiseless step he left his bed, And search'd around the humble shed. A rush-wove mat soon caught his eye, Hanging upon the wall, close by : Again loud laughter smote his ear, — Just then a passing gust of air The rude mat slightly rais'd, — a bright, But transient gleam of ruddy light Shot brilliantly athwart the gloom, As from a secret inner room ; De Lacey gently drew aside The dangling curtain, and descried By a huge log-fire's cheerful blaze A scene which nll'd him with amaze.
Within a... spacious cave, the sides Of which were hung with red deer hides, Bow, quiver, hunting-knife, and spear, And all that form'd the huntsman's gear, K1RKSTAIX Son:. ' twenty stalwart men were seen All clad in frocks of Lincoln green. They sat around a rough-hewn board Willi smoking venison amply stor'd, And tankards bright of foaming beer, — A goodly spread of English cheer. The joke, the laugh, the merry song Went briskly round the jovial throng : For them in mirth Time dipp'd his wings, And they were happier far than kings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With noiseless step he left his bed, And search'd around the humble shed. A rush-wove mat soon caught his eye, Hanging upon the wall, close by : Again loud laughter smote his ear, — Just then a passing gust of air The rude mat slightly rais'd, — a bright, But transient gleam of ruddy light Shot brilliantly athwart the gloom, As from a secret inner room ; De Lacey gently drew aside The dangling curtain, and descried By a huge log-fire's cheerful blaze A scene which nll'd him with amaze.
Within a... spacious cave, the sides Of which were hung with red deer hides, Bow, quiver, hunting-knife, and spear, And all that form'd the huntsman's gear, K1RKSTAIX Son:. ' twenty stalwart men were seen All clad in frocks of Lincoln green. They sat around a rough-hewn board Willi smoking venison amply stor'd, And tankards bright of foaming beer, — A goodly spread of English cheer. The joke, the laugh, the merry song Went briskly round the jovial throng : For them in mirth Time dipp'd his wings, And they were happier far than kings.
What to read after Kirkstall Abbey An Imaginary Poem in Three Cantos?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oscar Smythe Lushington to read onlineMoreLess
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