Poems
Poems
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But here, I feel Too ba^rantly the glory and the joy Of my free spirit's whiteness ; for e'en now Th embodied hideonsness of crime doth seem Before me glaring out.— Why, I saw thee, T^ foot upon an aged warrior's breast.
Trampling out nature's last convulsive heavings.
—"Am thou— % sword— Oh. valiant chief 1---48 yet Red from the noble stroke which pierced, at once, A mother and the babe, whose little life Was irom her bosom drawn !— ^Immortal deeds For bards to hymn!
Gicufo {ande). I look upon... hw mien.
And waver.— Can it be ?— My boyish heart Peem'd him so noble once!— Away, weak thomrhts f Why should I shrink, as if the gui(t were miner From his proud glance ?
Proeida, Oh, thou dissembler ! thou; So skiU'd to clothe with virtue's generous flush The hollow cheek of cold hypocrisy.
That, with thy pilt made manifest, I can scarce Believe thee gmlty t— look on me. and say Whose was the secret warning voice, that saved De Couci with his bands, to join our foes, And forge new fetters for th' indignant land ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But here, I feel Too ba^rantly the glory and the joy Of my free spirit's whiteness ; for e'en now Th embodied hideonsness of crime doth seem Before me glaring out.— Why, I saw thee, T^ foot upon an aged warrior's breast.
Trampling out nature's last convulsive heavings.
—"Am thou— % sword— Oh. valiant chief 1---48 yet Red from the noble stroke which pierced, at once, A mother and the babe, whose little life Was irom her bosom drawn !— ^Immortal deeds For bards to hymn!
Gicufo {ande). I look upon... hw mien.
And waver.— Can it be ?— My boyish heart Peem'd him so noble once!— Away, weak thomrhts f Why should I shrink, as if the gui(t were miner From his proud glance ?
Proeida, Oh, thou dissembler ! thou; So skiU'd to clothe with virtue's generous flush The hollow cheek of cold hypocrisy.
That, with thy pilt made manifest, I can scarce Believe thee gmlty t— look on me. and say Whose was the secret warning voice, that saved De Couci with his bands, to join our foes, And forge new fetters for th' indignant land ?
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Felicia Dorothea Browne Hemans to read onlineMoreLess
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