Madoc
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The bushes overhung a narrow chasm, Which pierced the hill ; upon its mossy sides Shade-loving herbs and flowers luxuriant grew ; And jutting crags made easy the descent. A little way descending, Coatel Stoopt for the flowers, and heard, or thought she heard, A feeble soxmd below. She raised her head, And anxiously she listened for the sound, Not without fear. Feebly again, and like A distant cry, it came ; and then she thought, Perhaps it was the voice of that poor child. By the slow pain of h...unger doomed to die. She shuddered at the thought, and gave a groan 192 MADOC.
Of unavailing pity ; but the sound Came nearer, and her trembling heart conceived A dangerous hope. The vulture from that chasm Had fled, perchance accustomed in the cave To seek his banquet, and by living feet Alarmed : there was an entrance then below ; And were it possible that she could save The stranger's child, -Oh what a joy it were To tell Lincoya that !
It was a thought Which made her heart, with terror and delight, Throb audibly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The bushes overhung a narrow chasm, Which pierced the hill ; upon its mossy sides Shade-loving herbs and flowers luxuriant grew ; And jutting crags made easy the descent. A little way descending, Coatel Stoopt for the flowers, and heard, or thought she heard, A feeble soxmd below. She raised her head, And anxiously she listened for the sound, Not without fear. Feebly again, and like A distant cry, it came ; and then she thought, Perhaps it was the voice of that poor child. By the slow pain of h...unger doomed to die. She shuddered at the thought, and gave a groan 192 MADOC.
Of unavailing pity ; but the sound Came nearer, and her trembling heart conceived A dangerous hope. The vulture from that chasm Had fled, perchance accustomed in the cave To seek his banquet, and by living feet Alarmed : there was an entrance then below ; And were it possible that she could save The stranger's child, -Oh what a joy it were To tell Lincoya that !
It was a thought Which made her heart, with terror and delight, Throb audibly.
What to read after Madoc?
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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