Mador of the Moor : a Poem
Mador of the Moor : a Poem
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And she had sung beneath the willow tree, And seen a rueful sight, unfitting maid to see !
49. But when he told her of his fix'd resolve, That, should they not in wedlock ties be bound, He never would that loving breast involve In rankling crime, nor pierce it with a wound, It was so generous ! she no longer frown'd, But sighing sunk upon his manly breast.
Sweet tender sex ! with snares encompassed round ! On others hang thy comforts and thy rest ! Child of dependence born, and failings unconfe...st !
72 MADOR OF THE MOOR. CANTO II.
50. At eve, they lean'd upon the flowery sward, On fairy mound that overlooks the Tay ; And in the greenwood bowers of sweet Kinnaird They sought a refuge from the noontide ray : In bowers that scarce received the light of day, Far, far below a rock's stupendous pile, In raptures of the purest love they lay, While tender tale would intervals beguile Woe to the venal Friar, won to religious wile !
51. If pure and full terrestrial bliss may be, And human imperfection that enjoy, Those twain, beneath the deep embowering tree, Bathed in that perfect bliss without alloy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And she had sung beneath the willow tree, And seen a rueful sight, unfitting maid to see !
49. But when he told her of his fix'd resolve, That, should they not in wedlock ties be bound, He never would that loving breast involve In rankling crime, nor pierce it with a wound, It was so generous ! she no longer frown'd, But sighing sunk upon his manly breast.
Sweet tender sex ! with snares encompassed round ! On others hang thy comforts and thy rest ! Child of dependence born, and failings unconfe...st !
72 MADOR OF THE MOOR. CANTO II.
50. At eve, they lean'd upon the flowery sward, On fairy mound that overlooks the Tay ; And in the greenwood bowers of sweet Kinnaird They sought a refuge from the noontide ray : In bowers that scarce received the light of day, Far, far below a rock's stupendous pile, In raptures of the purest love they lay, While tender tale would intervals beguile Woe to the venal Friar, won to religious wile !
51. If pure and full terrestrial bliss may be, And human imperfection that enjoy, Those twain, beneath the deep embowering tree, Bathed in that perfect bliss without alloy.
What to read after Mador of the Moor : a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hogg, James, 1770-1835 to read onlineMoreLess
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