Leidenheim
Leidenheim
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The breath he drew seemed stagnant ; greenish slime Seemed streaking all the air like water standing ; And o'er the hated halls of Leidenheim A horror seemed expanding.
In sooth, how much he suffered thine and thou Can never know ; in times of superstition Men feared more awful things than any now, Whatever their condition.
Thus all his thoughts took on one single shape ; And all his prayers in one wild chorus swelling Went up amid the gloom Escape ! escape ! From that abhorred dwelling !
And h...ere, with statement unexplained and bald, The monk declares that 'on a certain morning Ye armed menne from Leidenheim were called Withouten ennie warning; 19 And everie manne who coulde a buckler beare Did passe to battle when ye homes did summone ; And for two dayes they lefte nobodie there, Save sicklie manne or woman. ' But whence the summons, what this sudden task, And why they left no single armed retainer, Not even one behind, 'tis vain to ask, To try to answer vainer.
Enough they went ; and who shall now describe The captive's thoughts within his empty prison, With no one there but menials he could bribe Before the moon had risen Save Adelaide, that gentle, watchful foe, And incorruptible, taking not nor giving ; For surely she would never let him go, Unless no longer living.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The breath he drew seemed stagnant ; greenish slime Seemed streaking all the air like water standing ; And o'er the hated halls of Leidenheim A horror seemed expanding.
In sooth, how much he suffered thine and thou Can never know ; in times of superstition Men feared more awful things than any now, Whatever their condition.
Thus all his thoughts took on one single shape ; And all his prayers in one wild chorus swelling Went up amid the gloom Escape ! escape ! From that abhorred dwelling !
And h...ere, with statement unexplained and bald, The monk declares that 'on a certain morning Ye armed menne from Leidenheim were called Withouten ennie warning; 19 And everie manne who coulde a buckler beare Did passe to battle when ye homes did summone ; And for two dayes they lefte nobodie there, Save sicklie manne or woman. ' But whence the summons, what this sudden task, And why they left no single armed retainer, Not even one behind, 'tis vain to ask, To try to answer vainer.
Enough they went ; and who shall now describe The captive's thoughts within his empty prison, With no one there but menials he could bribe Before the moon had risen Save Adelaide, that gentle, watchful foe, And incorruptible, taking not nor giving ; For surely she would never let him go, Unless no longer living.
What to read after Leidenheim?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F E Frederick Erastus Pierce to read onlineMoreLess
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