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And fair without, faithful within, Maud to him is nothing akin : Some peculiar mystic grace Made her only the child of her mother, And heap'd the whole inherited sin On that huge scapegoat of the race, All, all upon the brother.
IV Peace, angry spirit, and let him be !
Has not his sister smiled on me ?
488 MAUD XIV I Maud has a garden of roses And lilies fair on a lawn ; There she walks in her state And tends upon bed and bower, And thither I climb'd at dawn And stood by her garden-gate ; A lio...n ramps at the top, He is claspt by a passion-flower.
II Maud's own little oak-room (Which Maud, like a precious stone Set in the heart of the carven gloom, Lights with herself, when alone She sits by her music and books.
And her brother lingers late With a roystering company) looks Upon Maud's own garden-gate : And I thought as I stood, if a hand, as white As ocean-foam in the moon, were laid On the hasp of the window, and my Delight Had a sudden desire, like a glorious ghost, to glide.
Like a beam of the seventh Heaven, down to my side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And fair without, faithful within, Maud to him is nothing akin : Some peculiar mystic grace Made her only the child of her mother, And heap'd the whole inherited sin On that huge scapegoat of the race, All, all upon the brother.
IV Peace, angry spirit, and let him be !
Has not his sister smiled on me ?
488 MAUD XIV I Maud has a garden of roses And lilies fair on a lawn ; There she walks in her state And tends upon bed and bower, And thither I climb'd at dawn And stood by her garden-gate ; A lio...n ramps at the top, He is claspt by a passion-flower.
II Maud's own little oak-room (Which Maud, like a precious stone Set in the heart of the carven gloom, Lights with herself, when alone She sits by her music and books.
And her brother lingers late With a roystering company) looks Upon Maud's own garden-gate : And I thought as I stood, if a hand, as white As ocean-foam in the moon, were laid On the hasp of the window, and my Delight Had a sudden desire, like a glorious ghost, to glide.
Like a beam of the seventh Heaven, down to my side.
What to read after Poems, 1830-1870;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tennyson Alfred Tennyson Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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