Palm Leaves
Palm Leaves
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Just at that moment, o'er the stony East An arch of crimson radiance caught my sight, That gradually expanded and increast, Till the large moon arose — and all was light I Then I beheld advancing opposite Another Shape, to which the Genius turned As with a look of anger and despite, While with a curious eagerness I burned, And marked the Shape as one that much my weal concerned.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 140 THB BURDEN OF EGYPT.
It was a female Form — diviDely tall, Yet somewhat bowed, as by invisib...le weight, A face whose pallor almost might appal.
Had not the charm of features been so great : Her gathered amice, like the web of fate, Was party-coloured, and her forehead bound With such gold-work as fairies fabricate In flowery cells, and stamp with letters round That mock the learned sage and foolish eyes astound.
VII.
But passing by her without word or sign The first came straight to me and looked awhile.
And laid his hand a£fectionately on mine, And veiled his sternness with a gentle smile : Making, by some unutterable wile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Just at that moment, o'er the stony East An arch of crimson radiance caught my sight, That gradually expanded and increast, Till the large moon arose — and all was light I Then I beheld advancing opposite Another Shape, to which the Genius turned As with a look of anger and despite, While with a curious eagerness I burned, And marked the Shape as one that much my weal concerned.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 140 THB BURDEN OF EGYPT.
It was a female Form — diviDely tall, Yet somewhat bowed, as by invisib...le weight, A face whose pallor almost might appal.
Had not the charm of features been so great : Her gathered amice, like the web of fate, Was party-coloured, and her forehead bound With such gold-work as fairies fabricate In flowery cells, and stamp with letters round That mock the learned sage and foolish eyes astound.
VII.
But passing by her without word or sign The first came straight to me and looked awhile.
And laid his hand a£fectionately on mine, And veiled his sternness with a gentle smile : Making, by some unutterable wile.
What to read after Palm Leaves?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Houghton, Richard Monckton Milnes, 1st Baron, 1809-1885 to read onlineMoreLess
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