Pelayo: An Epic of Olden Moorish Time
Pelayo: An Epic of Olden Moorish Time
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Rose and Laurel, with fresh Myrtle green.
From us, at thy feet, then receive The Theme that we florally weave, Symbolic of virtues most rare.
Breathing type of the Brave and the Fair.
P B L A Y O . 247 " Nay, nay, fiur maidens 4 " cried the King, " Not at our feet such off 'ring fling I From hands so fair, the gift, I trow.
Should only rest upon our brow." And kindly bending. King and Queen Are fondly crowned in floral sheen ; While Royal thanks and Queen's caress, Perfect the maidens' happines...s.
And now the day is bravely done.
All brightly sinks the setting sun ; While happy hearts in joy repair, ' Evening repast and rest to share.
Each to his mountain-bower of light.
In joyous dreams to pass the night, — Dreams, not with dawn to fade away.
But shine more truthful with the day, — To prove, no myth or idle tale Their victory in Deva's vale 1 — That soon, Spain's gates shaU open wide, By easy battle's conquering tide.
OANTO IX.
How changed all hearts since that sad mom When Zillah left her bridal bower, In fearful wretchedness forlorn !
What to read after Pelayo: An Epic of Olden Moorish Time?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rose and Laurel, with fresh Myrtle green.
From us, at thy feet, then receive The Theme that we florally weave, Symbolic of virtues most rare.
Breathing type of the Brave and the Fair.
P B L A Y O . 247 " Nay, nay, fiur maidens 4 " cried the King, " Not at our feet such off 'ring fling I From hands so fair, the gift, I trow.
Should only rest upon our brow." And kindly bending. King and Queen Are fondly crowned in floral sheen ; While Royal thanks and Queen's caress, Perfect the maidens' happines...s.
And now the day is bravely done.
All brightly sinks the setting sun ; While happy hearts in joy repair, ' Evening repast and rest to share.
Each to his mountain-bower of light.
In joyous dreams to pass the night, — Dreams, not with dawn to fade away.
But shine more truthful with the day, — To prove, no myth or idle tale Their victory in Deva's vale 1 — That soon, Spain's gates shaU open wide, By easy battle's conquering tide.
OANTO IX.
How changed all hearts since that sad mom When Zillah left her bridal bower, In fearful wretchedness forlorn !
What to read after Pelayo: An Epic of Olden Moorish Time?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth T Porter Beach to read onlineMoreLess
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