Marmion
Marmion
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— And then her heritage; — ^it goes 226 MARMION Along the banks of Tame; Deep fields of grain the reaper mows, In meadows rich the heifer lows, as The falconer and huntsman knows Its woodlands for the game.
Shame were it to Saint Hilda dear, And I, her humble vot'ress here, Should do a deadly sin, so Her temple spoil 'd before mine eyes, If this false Marmion such a prize By my consent should win ; Yet hath our boisterous Monarch sworn That Clare shall from our house be torn; 85 And grievous ca...use have I to fear.
Such mandate doth Lord Marmion bear.
XXIII *'Now, prisoner, helpless, and betray'd To evil power, I claim thine aid.
By every step that thou hast trod To holy shrine and grotto dim, By every martyr's tortured limb, 5 By angel, saint, and seraphim.
And by the Church of God!
For mark : — ^When Wilton was betray'd, And with his squire forged letters laid, She was, alas I that sinful maid 10 By whom the deed was done, — ! shame and horror to be said!
She was a perjured nun!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— And then her heritage; — ^it goes 226 MARMION Along the banks of Tame; Deep fields of grain the reaper mows, In meadows rich the heifer lows, as The falconer and huntsman knows Its woodlands for the game.
Shame were it to Saint Hilda dear, And I, her humble vot'ress here, Should do a deadly sin, so Her temple spoil 'd before mine eyes, If this false Marmion such a prize By my consent should win ; Yet hath our boisterous Monarch sworn That Clare shall from our house be torn; 85 And grievous ca...use have I to fear.
Such mandate doth Lord Marmion bear.
XXIII *'Now, prisoner, helpless, and betray'd To evil power, I claim thine aid.
By every step that thou hast trod To holy shrine and grotto dim, By every martyr's tortured limb, 5 By angel, saint, and seraphim.
And by the Church of God!
For mark : — ^When Wilton was betray'd, And with his squire forged letters laid, She was, alas I that sinful maid 10 By whom the deed was done, — ! shame and horror to be said!
She was a perjured nun!
What to read after Marmion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832 to read onlineMoreLess
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