Merlin
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" " Gawaine, I fear, makes light of everything, ' W The King said, looking down. " Sometimes I wish I had a full Round Table of Gawaines. But that's a freak of midnight, — never mind it. Sing me a song — one of those endless things That Merlin liked of old, when men were younger And there were more stars twinkling in the sky. I see no stars that are alive tonight, And I am not the king of sleep. So then, Sing me an old song. " Dagonet's quick eye Caught sorrow in the King's ; and he knew more, ...In a fool's way, than even the King himself Of what was hovering over Camelot.
[45] "O King, " he said, "I cannot sing tonight.
If you command me I shall try to sing, But I shall fail ; for there are no songs now In my old throat, or even in these poor strings That I can hardly follow with my fingers.
Forgive me — kill me — but I cannot sing. " Dagonet fell down then on both his knees And shook there while he clutched the King's cold hand And wept for what he knew.^ " There, Dagonet ; I shall not kill my knight, or make him sing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Gawaine, I fear, makes light of everything, ' W The King said, looking down. " Sometimes I wish I had a full Round Table of Gawaines. But that's a freak of midnight, — never mind it. Sing me a song — one of those endless things That Merlin liked of old, when men were younger And there were more stars twinkling in the sky. I see no stars that are alive tonight, And I am not the king of sleep. So then, Sing me an old song. " Dagonet's quick eye Caught sorrow in the King's ; and he knew more, ...In a fool's way, than even the King himself Of what was hovering over Camelot.
[45] "O King, " he said, "I cannot sing tonight.
If you command me I shall try to sing, But I shall fail ; for there are no songs now In my old throat, or even in these poor strings That I can hardly follow with my fingers.
Forgive me — kill me — but I cannot sing. " Dagonet fell down then on both his knees And shook there while he clutched the King's cold hand And wept for what he knew.^ " There, Dagonet ; I shall not kill my knight, or make him sing.
What to read after Merlin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robinson Edwin Arlington to read onlineMoreLess
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