Madoc 1
Madoc 1
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Oft had he led The Aztecas, with happy fortune, forth ; Yet could not now Yuhidthiton inspire His host with hope : he, not the less, that day.
True to his old renown, and in the hour Of rout and ruin, with collected mind.
Sounded his signals shrill, and in the voice Of loud reproach, and anger, and brave shame, Called on the people. . . But when nought availed, Seizing the standard from the timid hand Which held it in dismay, alone he turned.
For honourable death resolved, and praise That would... not die. At that the braver chiefs Rallied, anew their signals rung around.
And Aztlan, seeing how we spared her flight.
Took heart, and rolled the tide of battle back.
But when Cadwallon from the chieftain's grasp Had cut the stand ard-staflf away, and stunned And stretched him at his mercy on the field ; Then fled the enemy in utter rout, VII. n broken, and quelled at heart. One chief aiofte Bestrode the body of Yuhidthiton ; Bareheaded did young Malinal bestride His brother's body, wiping from his brow With the shitjld-hand the blinding blood away^ And dealing franticly, with broken sword, Obstinate wrath, the last resisting foe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oft had he led The Aztecas, with happy fortune, forth ; Yet could not now Yuhidthiton inspire His host with hope : he, not the less, that day.
True to his old renown, and in the hour Of rout and ruin, with collected mind.
Sounded his signals shrill, and in the voice Of loud reproach, and anger, and brave shame, Called on the people. . . But when nought availed, Seizing the standard from the timid hand Which held it in dismay, alone he turned.
For honourable death resolved, and praise That would... not die. At that the braver chiefs Rallied, anew their signals rung around.
And Aztlan, seeing how we spared her flight.
Took heart, and rolled the tide of battle back.
But when Cadwallon from the chieftain's grasp Had cut the stand ard-staflf away, and stunned And stretched him at his mercy on the field ; Then fled the enemy in utter rout, VII. n broken, and quelled at heart. One chief aiofte Bestrode the body of Yuhidthiton ; Bareheaded did young Malinal bestride His brother's body, wiping from his brow With the shitjld-hand the blinding blood away^ And dealing franticly, with broken sword, Obstinate wrath, the last resisting foe.
What to read after Madoc 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Southey Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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