Manx Melodies
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MOUNTAIN AND MOON 53 MOUNTAIN AND MOON T2 IGHT on the mountain top she poised and A ^ stood, A moment all her rounded splendour showed, Then leaped in air and took her heavenly road, Casting her veil o'er valley, hill, and wood, While old Barrule remained in pensive mood.
Still on she went to some care-free abode, And never slacked her silver steps or slowed, Leaving him that one kiss whereon to brood; But with unruffled calm his quiet might Watched his own glen nor heeded her a jot, Till in an... ecstasy of sport and spite She fled into the nearest cloud to blot With darkness all his world; he heeded not, Knowing she could not long keep out of sight.
54 MANX MELODIES PASSING OF THE FAYR1ES " A N' was there a dhrop between us? " **• That's what they're sayin' still.
An' never a dhrop was there at all, But a crowd of wans in the road for all, An' sthrivin' up the hill.
The dawn was barely sthreakin' An' a sup o' rain doin' in; But liftin' as the day grew on, Like dhryin' up when the night was gone, With a scutch o' risin' win'.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MOUNTAIN AND MOON 53 MOUNTAIN AND MOON T2 IGHT on the mountain top she poised and A ^ stood, A moment all her rounded splendour showed, Then leaped in air and took her heavenly road, Casting her veil o'er valley, hill, and wood, While old Barrule remained in pensive mood.
Still on she went to some care-free abode, And never slacked her silver steps or slowed, Leaving him that one kiss whereon to brood; But with unruffled calm his quiet might Watched his own glen nor heeded her a jot, Till in an... ecstasy of sport and spite She fled into the nearest cloud to blot With darkness all his world; he heeded not, Knowing she could not long keep out of sight.
54 MANX MELODIES PASSING OF THE FAYR1ES " A N' was there a dhrop between us? " **• That's what they're sayin' still.
An' never a dhrop was there at all, But a crowd of wans in the road for all, An' sthrivin' up the hill.
The dawn was barely sthreakin' An' a sup o' rain doin' in; But liftin' as the day grew on, Like dhryin' up when the night was gone, With a scutch o' risin' win'.
What to read after Manx Melodies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Josephine Kermode to read onlineMoreLess
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