Mona's Isle, And Other Poems
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86 MONA'S ISLE. canto vi.
In sky-blue robes, the sweet device of Peace, Followed the Bards who sang in BeU's praise ; And as they sang their fervour would increase, With rapture they to heaven their eyes would raise.
Which awed and hush'd the multitude ; those lays Were called cairn tunes, each Bard was deemed inspired As upward flew the consecrated blaze : Next came Disciples, variously attired.
In dresses blue, green, red, — ^by servitude acquired.
The sacred circle gained, a mystic prayer Wa...s muttered by the chief. — A sign then made, When lo ! from out the crowd a damsel fair.
Bound was brought forth, on the stone table laid, Lamblike, yet fearless, was the gentle maid ; Th' Arch Druaight drew a dagger from his vest, And midst dumb silence sheath'd the keen-edged blade Up to the hilt in the poor victim's breast ; No cry escaped her lips, — the spirit was at rest.
CASTO Ti. THE DRTJID8. 87 Within the centre of the Temple stood "The awful stones of power," whereon was lain, Surrounded by large piles of seasoned wood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
86 MONA'S ISLE. canto vi.
In sky-blue robes, the sweet device of Peace, Followed the Bards who sang in BeU's praise ; And as they sang their fervour would increase, With rapture they to heaven their eyes would raise.
Which awed and hush'd the multitude ; those lays Were called cairn tunes, each Bard was deemed inspired As upward flew the consecrated blaze : Next came Disciples, variously attired.
In dresses blue, green, red, — ^by servitude acquired.
The sacred circle gained, a mystic prayer Wa...s muttered by the chief. — A sign then made, When lo ! from out the crowd a damsel fair.
Bound was brought forth, on the stone table laid, Lamblike, yet fearless, was the gentle maid ; Th' Arch Druaight drew a dagger from his vest, And midst dumb silence sheath'd the keen-edged blade Up to the hilt in the poor victim's breast ; No cry escaped her lips, — the spirit was at rest.
CASTO Ti. THE DRTJID8. 87 Within the centre of the Temple stood "The awful stones of power," whereon was lain, Surrounded by large piles of seasoned wood.
What to read after Mona's Isle, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas John Ouseley to read onlineMoreLess
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