Napoleon Fallen a Lyrical Drama
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r I A LYRICAL DRAMA. 47 Messexger.
Strasbourg still stands, Stubborn as granite, but the citadel Has fallen. Within, Famine and Horror nest, And rear their young on ruin. [Exi/.
Enter a IVIessenger, Napoleon.
How, peal on peal ! Like the agonizing clash of bells, when flame Has seized on some fair city. News, more news ? Dost thou too catch the common trick o' the time, And ring a melancholy peal ?
Messenger.
My liege, Strasbourg still stands.
48 NAPOLEON FALLEN Napoleon.
And then ?
Messenger.
...Pent up in Metz, Encircled by a river of strong lives, Bazaine is faithful to the cause and thee, And from his prison doth proclaim himself, And all the host of Frenchmen at his back, Thy liegemen to the death.
Napoleon.
Why, that last peal Sounds somewhat blither. Well ?
Messenger.
From his lone isle, The old Italian Red-shirt in his age t A LYRICAL DRAMA. 49 Has crawl'd, tho' sickly and intirm, to France, And slowly there his leonine features breed Hope in the timid people, who Napoleon.
Enough !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
r I A LYRICAL DRAMA. 47 Messexger.
Strasbourg still stands, Stubborn as granite, but the citadel Has fallen. Within, Famine and Horror nest, And rear their young on ruin. [Exi/.
Enter a IVIessenger, Napoleon.
How, peal on peal ! Like the agonizing clash of bells, when flame Has seized on some fair city. News, more news ? Dost thou too catch the common trick o' the time, And ring a melancholy peal ?
Messenger.
My liege, Strasbourg still stands.
48 NAPOLEON FALLEN Napoleon.
And then ?
Messenger.
...Pent up in Metz, Encircled by a river of strong lives, Bazaine is faithful to the cause and thee, And from his prison doth proclaim himself, And all the host of Frenchmen at his back, Thy liegemen to the death.
Napoleon.
Why, that last peal Sounds somewhat blither. Well ?
Messenger.
From his lone isle, The old Italian Red-shirt in his age t A LYRICAL DRAMA. 49 Has crawl'd, tho' sickly and intirm, to France, And slowly there his leonine features breed Hope in the timid people, who Napoleon.
Enough !
What to read after Napoleon Fallen a Lyrical Drama?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Buchanan, Robert Williams, 1841-1901 to read onlineMoreLess
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