Lady May a Pastoral
Lady May a Pastoral
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Though nought he knew concerning Claude, nor knew That sight of him had puzzled May's young heart, (As magnet doth the trembling needle draw From her allegiance to the frozen pole, ) Yet be divined the hidden grief that sucked The roses from her cheeks ; and as, in sooth, He felt more clearly than he could reflect, He was by feeling, not reflection, led. Oft he recalled to mind how she had looked Before and since the wedding day was named ; And he compared the child-like trust she showed, With ...the impassioned gladsome light that shone In Jane's dark eyes, his first and loving wife, LADY MAY. 53 When he had woo'd and won her maiden heart ; How fitful blushes mantled in her cheeks, And how they came and went at his approach ; And how her eyes would shine : she once had said His steps were set to music she who now Reposed beneath the daisies peacefully. But May had looked both shy and grave, nay, sad, Since they had been betrothed, and seemed oppressed With unelastic weight of care that pressed Her gentle spirit down.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Though nought he knew concerning Claude, nor knew That sight of him had puzzled May's young heart, (As magnet doth the trembling needle draw From her allegiance to the frozen pole, ) Yet be divined the hidden grief that sucked The roses from her cheeks ; and as, in sooth, He felt more clearly than he could reflect, He was by feeling, not reflection, led. Oft he recalled to mind how she had looked Before and since the wedding day was named ; And he compared the child-like trust she showed, With ...the impassioned gladsome light that shone In Jane's dark eyes, his first and loving wife, LADY MAY. 53 When he had woo'd and won her maiden heart ; How fitful blushes mantled in her cheeks, And how they came and went at his approach ; And how her eyes would shine : she once had said His steps were set to music she who now Reposed beneath the daisies peacefully. But May had looked both shy and grave, nay, sad, Since they had been betrothed, and seemed oppressed With unelastic weight of care that pressed Her gentle spirit down.
What to read after Lady May a Pastoral?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Georgiana Chatterton to read onlineMoreLess
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