Legends of Manitou, And Other Poems
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Headgear and wing they hide, Then, as they forward stride, Councils the ancient guide.
Speaking a warning: ''Good men are like this rock, " Steadfast they stand and mock "Windstorm and lightning shock, "Sure and determined." "Firm, wilt thou stand, oh, Youth, "Knowing thy bride's behoof "And thine depend on proof "Of thy strong nature?" "This is the lodge of sin, "Witches abide within, " Hoping by guile to win "Young men to evil." "Join not their wicked dance; "Should they thy soul entrance, "L...ost is thine only chance "To win the maiden." Part II. — Scene 3rd.
There, in the fitful light.
In festive garments dight, Wavering to left or right, With the soft drum beats, 21 Dances a beauteous band; Joining now, hand to hand, Softly they beg I — command !
'Husivar to join them.
Round him in rings they ghde ; One creeps close to his side; Weep now, lost Eagle bride, 'Husivar is dancing!
Faster they whirl around, Hardly they touch the ground; Louder the drum beats sound, Mad their gyrations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Headgear and wing they hide, Then, as they forward stride, Councils the ancient guide.
Speaking a warning: ''Good men are like this rock, " Steadfast they stand and mock "Windstorm and lightning shock, "Sure and determined." "Firm, wilt thou stand, oh, Youth, "Knowing thy bride's behoof "And thine depend on proof "Of thy strong nature?" "This is the lodge of sin, "Witches abide within, " Hoping by guile to win "Young men to evil." "Join not their wicked dance; "Should they thy soul entrance, "L...ost is thine only chance "To win the maiden." Part II. — Scene 3rd.
There, in the fitful light.
In festive garments dight, Wavering to left or right, With the soft drum beats, 21 Dances a beauteous band; Joining now, hand to hand, Softly they beg I — command !
'Husivar to join them.
Round him in rings they ghde ; One creeps close to his side; Weep now, lost Eagle bride, 'Husivar is dancing!
Faster they whirl around, Hardly they touch the ground; Louder the drum beats sound, Mad their gyrations.
What to read after Legends of Manitou, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Schlesinger, Sara R. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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