My Beautiful Lady. Nelly Dale
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When in the outer air, I felt as oneFresh startled from a dream, wherein the sunHad dying left the earth a dingy, dun Annihilation. The nightjar Only thrilled the air afar: No other sound was there: a muffled breezeCrept in the shrubs, and shuddered up the trees, Then sought the ghost-white vapour of the leas, Where one long sheet of dismal cloud Swathed the distance in a shroud.
A solitary eye of cold stern lightStared threateningly beyond the Western height, Wrapped in the closing shadows of ...the night; And all the peaceful earth had slept But that eye stern vigil kept.
I wandered wearily I knew not where;Up windy downs far-stretching, bleak and bare;Through swamps that soddened under stagnant air; In blackest woods and brambled mesh, Thorny bushes tore my flesh: Amid the ripening corn I heard it sigh, Hollow and sad, as night crawled sluggishly:Hollow and sadly sighed the corn while I Moved darkly in the midst, a blight Darkening more the hateful night.
My soul its hoarded secrets emptied onThe vaulted gloom of night: old fancies shone, And consecrated ancient hopes long gone; Old hopes that long had ceased to burn, Gone, and never to return.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When in the outer air, I felt as oneFresh startled from a dream, wherein the sunHad dying left the earth a dingy, dun Annihilation. The nightjar Only thrilled the air afar: No other sound was there: a muffled breezeCrept in the shrubs, and shuddered up the trees, Then sought the ghost-white vapour of the leas, Where one long sheet of dismal cloud Swathed the distance in a shroud.
A solitary eye of cold stern lightStared threateningly beyond the Western height, Wrapped in the closing shadows of ...the night; And all the peaceful earth had slept But that eye stern vigil kept.
I wandered wearily I knew not where;Up windy downs far-stretching, bleak and bare;Through swamps that soddened under stagnant air; In blackest woods and brambled mesh, Thorny bushes tore my flesh: Amid the ripening corn I heard it sigh, Hollow and sad, as night crawled sluggishly:Hollow and sadly sighed the corn while I Moved darkly in the midst, a blight Darkening more the hateful night.
My soul its hoarded secrets emptied onThe vaulted gloom of night: old fancies shone, And consecrated ancient hopes long gone; Old hopes that long had ceased to burn, Gone, and never to return.
What to read after My Beautiful Lady. Nelly Dale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Woolner Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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