Poems And Miscellanies
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Though the soldier Is not to play the seer, yet may he judge The future from the past ; from what has been Gather what is to be. And if " the days THE WIFE OF SEATON. 245 Of open vision " have not dawned on me, As on Donaldus, yet, from boyhood's hour, I ne'er beheld our mountain cataract, In giant-leap from heights the eagle knew not To depths past human ken our island surge, Still roaring to the deafened Hebrides But that my spirit sprang, as if their bold Unearthly voice had sworn to us a fr...eedom Wild as their own.
SEATON.
Would I might share thy faith ! Ah, Dunbar ! 't is the cheerful character Of thy own mind that ever coloreth thus The scenery it surveyed. My darkened spirit From the same sounds would catch the groans of bondage Or the sharp death-cry ! Bear with me, my friend, As the survivor of a recent wreck, The raving tempest clamorous in his ears When calmed to all beside.
DUNBAR.
Doth Berwick own A heart that would not "bear" and bleed with his Whose own has thus been wrung ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Though the soldier Is not to play the seer, yet may he judge The future from the past ; from what has been Gather what is to be. And if " the days THE WIFE OF SEATON. 245 Of open vision " have not dawned on me, As on Donaldus, yet, from boyhood's hour, I ne'er beheld our mountain cataract, In giant-leap from heights the eagle knew not To depths past human ken our island surge, Still roaring to the deafened Hebrides But that my spirit sprang, as if their bold Unearthly voice had sworn to us a fr...eedom Wild as their own.
SEATON.
Would I might share thy faith ! Ah, Dunbar ! 't is the cheerful character Of thy own mind that ever coloreth thus The scenery it surveyed. My darkened spirit From the same sounds would catch the groans of bondage Or the sharp death-cry ! Bear with me, my friend, As the survivor of a recent wreck, The raving tempest clamorous in his ears When calmed to all beside.
DUNBAR.
Doth Berwick own A heart that would not "bear" and bleed with his Whose own has thus been wrung ?
What to read after Poems And Miscellanies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eliza Townsend to read onlineMoreLess
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