Narrative Poems
Narrative Poems
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16 A LOVER NOW NO MORE i To instant death the Summer's inmate brings, And fixed in frost he spreads his geUd wings*.
Voiceless she stood, but as she tried to speak, Wild through the Garden rang the Maiden's shriek; 210 That piercing cry to the strange horror drew A mingling crowd, announcing what they view ! Starting they mark beneath the thicket's shade The breathless Lover and the ghastly Maid ; She rapt in silence wildly pointed o'er 215 Her Lover there, a Lover now no more !
* The Bees flyi...ng about the neighbouring rocks, to regale upon the flowers of Genepi, are frequently surprised by storms, which hurrying them up the Glacier, they must perish almost instantly. We found in an almost inaccessi- ble solitude a number of dead bees, but no other animals. — Bourrifs Jomiiey to the Glaciers of Savoy.
THEIR EYES ABSOLVED THE CRIMINAL. 17 Then thus the' Italian youth — assasin Maid !
Hast thou, this night of leaves unnatural shade Of this fair garden and the year's soft prime ! — Sought, and the place well fitted to the crime ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
16 A LOVER NOW NO MORE i To instant death the Summer's inmate brings, And fixed in frost he spreads his geUd wings*.
Voiceless she stood, but as she tried to speak, Wild through the Garden rang the Maiden's shriek; 210 That piercing cry to the strange horror drew A mingling crowd, announcing what they view ! Starting they mark beneath the thicket's shade The breathless Lover and the ghastly Maid ; She rapt in silence wildly pointed o'er 215 Her Lover there, a Lover now no more !
* The Bees flyi...ng about the neighbouring rocks, to regale upon the flowers of Genepi, are frequently surprised by storms, which hurrying them up the Glacier, they must perish almost instantly. We found in an almost inaccessi- ble solitude a number of dead bees, but no other animals. — Bourrifs Jomiiey to the Glaciers of Savoy.
THEIR EYES ABSOLVED THE CRIMINAL. 17 Then thus the' Italian youth — assasin Maid !
Hast thou, this night of leaves unnatural shade Of this fair garden and the year's soft prime ! — Sought, and the place well fitted to the crime ?
What to read after Narrative Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Disraeli Isaac to read onlineMoreLess
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