Petoletti Poem
Petoletti Poem
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48 PETOLETTI, .
He read, — he read again ; — that verse had charm d His every sense ; — till, at some step alarm'd.
His eye, in greater fascination, fell Upon the fair enchantress of the spell.
Dovi^nward she cast her gaze, and, faint witii fears, Essay'd to speak, but melted into tears : And tliough her feet had sought him through the day. Now would she give a world were she away : And yet she stood, reclining like a flower.
Rooted to earth, and drooping in the shower : He rais' d her beavitie...s, and the weeping dew Of sensibility, when shaken, threw More sweetness forth ; — but " Chase away that tear, ' He whisper'd tenderly, " Nay, do not fear. " " No, I do not :" she falter' d, and the beat Of her heart's pulses made her voice so sweet It seem'd a seraph's. " No, " — she fainter cried, — And on that word the failing accent died ; Trembling, she linger'd, till she lost the pow'r. Ay, and the late desire to leave the bow'r.
PETOLETTI.
49 Now, growing bold, he press'd her still to stay ; What though she show'd no wish to turn away : Then, holding in her sight the magic book.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
48 PETOLETTI, .
He read, — he read again ; — that verse had charm d His every sense ; — till, at some step alarm'd.
His eye, in greater fascination, fell Upon the fair enchantress of the spell.
Dovi^nward she cast her gaze, and, faint witii fears, Essay'd to speak, but melted into tears : And tliough her feet had sought him through the day. Now would she give a world were she away : And yet she stood, reclining like a flower.
Rooted to earth, and drooping in the shower : He rais' d her beavitie...s, and the weeping dew Of sensibility, when shaken, threw More sweetness forth ; — but " Chase away that tear, ' He whisper'd tenderly, " Nay, do not fear. " " No, I do not :" she falter' d, and the beat Of her heart's pulses made her voice so sweet It seem'd a seraph's. " No, " — she fainter cried, — And on that word the failing accent died ; Trembling, she linger'd, till she lost the pow'r. Ay, and the late desire to leave the bow'r.
PETOLETTI.
49 Now, growing bold, he press'd her still to stay ; What though she show'd no wish to turn away : Then, holding in her sight the magic book.
What to read after Petoletti Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Bailey to read onlineMoreLess
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