Lyrical Recreations
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G 82 FALCONRY.
" The Sprite must know a master Or else the master he : The second rune is faster ; Repeat it after me.
" Thy face is pale, O monarch, And all alive thy hair ; Pause not ! or of the malice Of Gnome and Sprite beware.
'Tis said now touch my chains, ' Ha ! they grow yellow straight, And from my wrists I feel Them hang with heavier weight Now get the charm by rote ; A word misplaced rebounds As from a rock the ball Which him who shot it wounds.
Ah, so ! these chains thou fain Woulds...t in the furnace try ?
FALCONRY. 83 Exchange them and thou'lt find Their gold no jugglery. " At dawn beneath the gibbet Serene the wizard stood, And saw within the lattice The princess he had wooed.
Around her neck the sash As round his throat the cord ; Then knew he that the king Had kept his royal word.
For, by its fastened ends, The lilac noose was hung, As from the gallows-tree The rope that held him swung.
And when their glances met, Upon her lip and eye He saw a radiant smile, And said "Now let me die.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
G 82 FALCONRY.
" The Sprite must know a master Or else the master he : The second rune is faster ; Repeat it after me.
" Thy face is pale, O monarch, And all alive thy hair ; Pause not ! or of the malice Of Gnome and Sprite beware.
'Tis said now touch my chains, ' Ha ! they grow yellow straight, And from my wrists I feel Them hang with heavier weight Now get the charm by rote ; A word misplaced rebounds As from a rock the ball Which him who shot it wounds.
Ah, so ! these chains thou fain Woulds...t in the furnace try ?
FALCONRY. 83 Exchange them and thou'lt find Their gold no jugglery. " At dawn beneath the gibbet Serene the wizard stood, And saw within the lattice The princess he had wooed.
Around her neck the sash As round his throat the cord ; Then knew he that the king Had kept his royal word.
For, by its fastened ends, The lilac noose was hung, As from the gallows-tree The rope that held him swung.
And when their glances met, Upon her lip and eye He saw a radiant smile, And said "Now let me die.
What to read after Lyrical Recreations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward Samuel to read onlineMoreLess
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