Lays
Lays
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Said Satan, jeering, ' miserable sinner, To-day, perhaps, you'll stay with me to dinner. ' The Saint replied not. In his sore dismay He kneeled and fervently began to pray.
And as he prayed that palace fair Grew fainter in the morning ray, He prayed till noon, then in the air It vanished — vanished quite away.
Blank horror seized the demons foul, They fled to hell with screech and howl.
From opening heaven an angel band Descend ; within the church they stand, And with due rite hallow the fane T...o God in good St. Michael's name.
So Tombelainc is cursed and lone While St. Michel is fair to see.
The bad man's glory soon is gone, The good man's lasts eternally. " 3^ Si Summer tlljunlicrgtorni.
N Lucerne's lake the morn broke fair And cloudless. Hot and still the air. Scarce sound was heard save the cicada's song, And Reuss's murmur as he rolled alon^i:.
The sheep-bells tinkle from their airy ways, The drowsy herdsman hums his drow. Sy lays Where the great rocks give shelter to his head ; Hushed are the rills, dry in each gravelly bed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Said Satan, jeering, ' miserable sinner, To-day, perhaps, you'll stay with me to dinner. ' The Saint replied not. In his sore dismay He kneeled and fervently began to pray.
And as he prayed that palace fair Grew fainter in the morning ray, He prayed till noon, then in the air It vanished — vanished quite away.
Blank horror seized the demons foul, They fled to hell with screech and howl.
From opening heaven an angel band Descend ; within the church they stand, And with due rite hallow the fane T...o God in good St. Michael's name.
So Tombelainc is cursed and lone While St. Michel is fair to see.
The bad man's glory soon is gone, The good man's lasts eternally. " 3^ Si Summer tlljunlicrgtorni.
N Lucerne's lake the morn broke fair And cloudless. Hot and still the air. Scarce sound was heard save the cicada's song, And Reuss's murmur as he rolled alon^i:.
The sheep-bells tinkle from their airy ways, The drowsy herdsman hums his drow. Sy lays Where the great rocks give shelter to his head ; Hushed are the rills, dry in each gravelly bed.
What to read after Lays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Mortimer Joseph Mortimer Granville to read onlineMoreLess
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