Poems
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Oh ! fly ere yet too late ! See ! my canoe rides o'er the waters bright : Swift shall it bear thee from thy cruel fate.
" Oh ! fare thee well ! thou must no longer stay. " But calmly did the missionary stand — *' Weep not, my child : I will not flee away, Though bonds and cruel torture be at hand !" a " Father, 'tis madness ! they are rushing on !
Quick to the bark ere they can gain the spot. Alas ! it is too late ! one hope hath gone.
They've tracked thee here, yet Nairla leaves thee not. " 10...2 POEMS.
Round the old man the Indian maiden clung, Her dark locks twining with his snowy hair ; Clasping, as in her sorrow wild she hung, His feeble hands that joined in fervent prayer.
And onward ! onward ! came the band of death, Swiftly, yet surely, like a mighty flood, Trampling the flowers that seemed, with balmy breath, To stay their footsteps from the deed of blood.
Near, and yet nearer, till, with vengeful cry, Manhatta marks his prey before him rise.
Through the still air the fatal arrows fly, Then starts he back with horror and surprise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh ! fly ere yet too late ! See ! my canoe rides o'er the waters bright : Swift shall it bear thee from thy cruel fate.
" Oh ! fare thee well ! thou must no longer stay. " But calmly did the missionary stand — *' Weep not, my child : I will not flee away, Though bonds and cruel torture be at hand !" a " Father, 'tis madness ! they are rushing on !
Quick to the bark ere they can gain the spot. Alas ! it is too late ! one hope hath gone.
They've tracked thee here, yet Nairla leaves thee not. " 10...2 POEMS.
Round the old man the Indian maiden clung, Her dark locks twining with his snowy hair ; Clasping, as in her sorrow wild she hung, His feeble hands that joined in fervent prayer.
And onward ! onward ! came the band of death, Swiftly, yet surely, like a mighty flood, Trampling the flowers that seemed, with balmy breath, To stay their footsteps from the deed of blood.
Near, and yet nearer, till, with vengeful cry, Manhatta marks his prey before him rise.
Through the still air the fatal arrows fly, Then starts he back with horror and surprise.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet Acton to read onlineMoreLess
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