Legends of the Night
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And away across the salt sea foam My brother has left his blissful home To join the far crusade.
THE PARDON. 59 He left his Hilda sorrowing there To stem the battle tide, Nor ought avail'd of tear or prayer, He left his dame and his hifant heir ; He would no more abide.
Long in the fight with lofty mien He led his followers on, And ever where his crest was seen.
Where glanced his falchion bright and keen, Heroic deeds were done.
Think not that I in peaceful hall A life of pleasure led, Whilst s...ounded thus the trumpet call, And there before the Paynim wall Our Christian warriors bled.
Nor idle was, or lance or brand, I have seen lusty blows. And oft have led a gallant band Upon the frontiers of our land. Against invading foes.
00 THE PARDON.
I too in joust aiul tourney gay Have striven not in vain. For I have known my part to play, And with tlie brave in knightly tray A victor's wreath to gain.
First saw I in like feat of arms, Where I successful strove, iMy Clara rich in modest charms, Who fill' d my soul with sweet alarms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And away across the salt sea foam My brother has left his blissful home To join the far crusade.
THE PARDON. 59 He left his Hilda sorrowing there To stem the battle tide, Nor ought avail'd of tear or prayer, He left his dame and his hifant heir ; He would no more abide.
Long in the fight with lofty mien He led his followers on, And ever where his crest was seen.
Where glanced his falchion bright and keen, Heroic deeds were done.
Think not that I in peaceful hall A life of pleasure led, Whilst s...ounded thus the trumpet call, And there before the Paynim wall Our Christian warriors bled.
Nor idle was, or lance or brand, I have seen lusty blows. And oft have led a gallant band Upon the frontiers of our land. Against invading foes.
00 THE PARDON.
I too in joust aiul tourney gay Have striven not in vain. For I have known my part to play, And with tlie brave in knightly tray A victor's wreath to gain.
First saw I in like feat of arms, Where I successful strove, iMy Clara rich in modest charms, Who fill' d my soul with sweet alarms.
What to read after Legends of the Night?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Dawson to read onlineMoreLess
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