Monterey, And Other Poems
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One loud and piercing shriek — and at my feet Ghastly and pale, a bleeding corpse she lay.
" Villain ! it is my sister thou hast slain !" The frantic youth in agony exclaimed.
" My sister and young Edward's promised bride.
Would he were here to slay thee on the spot !" — " He is before thee ! yes, 'tis Edward's hand That's dyed with blood of guiltless innocence.
Unsheathe thy sword — on me thy vengeance wreak — To thee my breast lies open — strike the blow — Or I will do the horrid deed myself...." " Stay — stay thy hand, for thou art ill prepared To meet thy Judge and hear thy awful doom.
I do forgive thee — murderer though thou art.
And oh ! may Heaven in mercy pardon thee !
This night I to my childhood's home returned.
A traveller from Itaha's distant clime ; And with my sister to her bower I strayed To speak of old familiar scenes awhile.
And there from her I learned your 2)lighted love, And that to-morrow was your bridal day." " To-morrow ! Oh, to-morrow !" I exclaimed — " Would that these eyes might never see its dawn !" 86 MISCELLANEOUS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One loud and piercing shriek — and at my feet Ghastly and pale, a bleeding corpse she lay.
" Villain ! it is my sister thou hast slain !" The frantic youth in agony exclaimed.
" My sister and young Edward's promised bride.
Would he were here to slay thee on the spot !" — " He is before thee ! yes, 'tis Edward's hand That's dyed with blood of guiltless innocence.
Unsheathe thy sword — on me thy vengeance wreak — To thee my breast lies open — strike the blow — Or I will do the horrid deed myself...." " Stay — stay thy hand, for thou art ill prepared To meet thy Judge and hear thy awful doom.
I do forgive thee — murderer though thou art.
And oh ! may Heaven in mercy pardon thee !
This night I to my childhood's home returned.
A traveller from Itaha's distant clime ; And with my sister to her bower I strayed To speak of old familiar scenes awhile.
And there from her I learned your 2)lighted love, And that to-morrow was your bridal day." " To-morrow ! Oh, to-morrow !" I exclaimed — " Would that these eyes might never see its dawn !" 86 MISCELLANEOUS.
What to read after Monterey, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fanny Crosby to read onlineMoreLess
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