Lyra Silurum
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It is not many a year ago, — Oh ! we remember well, Old Christmas wonld come in his robes of Snow, His eye lit up, — his cheek all glow ; At his merry voice we seemed to know We were caught in some pleasant Spell.
II. The giant Winds he had sent before, When Winter began to frown ; — They rent the clouds with a terrible power ; — Shook the strong Woods at the midnight hour, — Rushed, with a roar, through each sylvan bower.
And hurled the dead leaves down.
144 LYRA SILURUM.
in.
The Tempests dark... went swift about, And the inland Lakes filled high ; Raging and foaming in their route, The swollen Rivers their floods poured out !
While the Valleys echoed the Storm King's shout, As he marshalled his troops through the sky.
IV.
And then, on light foot, from the crystal pole. Came the Nymphs with glassy brow.
Over the waters they gently stole, Breathing a Charm beyond control.
And into a Mirror transformed the whole. Where Nie-ht saw her srlories clow.
V.
Oh : tlien, when his path was all clear and bright, Came laiighing old Christmas of yore, When the air was all still in the frost-bound Night, And nothing was heard but Songs of delight ; And the chime of the Bells that with all their might, Pealed welcome from turret and tower.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is not many a year ago, — Oh ! we remember well, Old Christmas wonld come in his robes of Snow, His eye lit up, — his cheek all glow ; At his merry voice we seemed to know We were caught in some pleasant Spell.
II. The giant Winds he had sent before, When Winter began to frown ; — They rent the clouds with a terrible power ; — Shook the strong Woods at the midnight hour, — Rushed, with a roar, through each sylvan bower.
And hurled the dead leaves down.
144 LYRA SILURUM.
in.
The Tempests dark... went swift about, And the inland Lakes filled high ; Raging and foaming in their route, The swollen Rivers their floods poured out !
While the Valleys echoed the Storm King's shout, As he marshalled his troops through the sky.
IV.
And then, on light foot, from the crystal pole. Came the Nymphs with glassy brow.
Over the waters they gently stole, Breathing a Charm beyond control.
And into a Mirror transformed the whole. Where Nie-ht saw her srlories clow.
V.
Oh : tlien, when his path was all clear and bright, Came laiighing old Christmas of yore, When the air was all still in the frost-bound Night, And nothing was heard but Songs of delight ; And the chime of the Bells that with all their might, Pealed welcome from turret and tower.
What to read after Lyra Silurum?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Downing Evans to read onlineMoreLess
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