Poems
Poems
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06 SONG OF THE DEER-STALKER.
IN ATHOLL.
Awake and be stirring, the daylight's appearing The wind's in the South, and the mountains are clearing, A thousand wild harts in the forest are feeding, Some few of those harts before night shall lie bleeding.
Make ready both rifles, the old and the new, And sharpen the edge of the rusted " Skene-dhu" Let your telescopes gleam in the rising sun, We'll have need of them eie the daylight be done.
George Murray was off before light to Glen Tilt, And Faskall...y's Laird has just tied on his kilt, And Peter and Charlie are waiting below The cloud-mantled summits of High Ben-y-Glo.
Now spur on your ponies, and haste to the slaughter Where the Tilt and the Tuarfe mix their eddying water The ravens have spied us, and croak as they wheel O'er the antlered heads of their destined meal.
Now brace up your sinews, give play to your lungs, Keep open your eyes, and keep silent your tongues, And follow with cautious, and stealthy tread The foresters' footsteps wherever they lead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
06 SONG OF THE DEER-STALKER.
IN ATHOLL.
Awake and be stirring, the daylight's appearing The wind's in the South, and the mountains are clearing, A thousand wild harts in the forest are feeding, Some few of those harts before night shall lie bleeding.
Make ready both rifles, the old and the new, And sharpen the edge of the rusted " Skene-dhu" Let your telescopes gleam in the rising sun, We'll have need of them eie the daylight be done.
George Murray was off before light to Glen Tilt, And Faskall...y's Laird has just tied on his kilt, And Peter and Charlie are waiting below The cloud-mantled summits of High Ben-y-Glo.
Now spur on your ponies, and haste to the slaughter Where the Tilt and the Tuarfe mix their eddying water The ravens have spied us, and croak as they wheel O'er the antlered heads of their destined meal.
Now brace up your sinews, give play to your lungs, Keep open your eyes, and keep silent your tongues, And follow with cautious, and stealthy tread The foresters' footsteps wherever they lead.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Thomas Liddell Ravensworth to read onlineMoreLess
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