Poems And Tales volume 2
Poems And Tales volume 2
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VIII.
O thou'rt a general good ! and they Who know thy science, worth, and feeling, Must tremble at that awful day Which from thee wrests the power of healing. IX.
O thou'rt a general good ! — then spare, For others spare, thy strength declining!
Watch o'er thine hours with tenderest care, To save a nation from repining.
139 RODOLPH.
AN HISTORICAL TALC. I.
" Fly, Rodolph, fly, thy love to save, The enemy have seized the town !
As yet, they never quarter gave, All pity their hard hearts disown.
...II.
Insatiate war each life requires j See how the trembling townsmen fly !
The prattling babes, the hoary sires, The rose-lip'd virgins, all must die.
140 in.
Hark! clamorous prayers, expiring groans, Loud shrieks of terror pierce the air : Soul-harrowing, pity-moving moans, Burst from the bosom of despair.
IV.
Thy tender Moina wrings her hands, Moina, thy sweet, affianced maid, Encircled by blood-thirsty bands, Must soon, in death's cold arms be laid. ' V.
On love's light wings young Rodolph flew, He dealt destruction wide around, Soon as his conquering sword he drew, Ensanguined limbs bestrew'd the ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VIII.
O thou'rt a general good ! and they Who know thy science, worth, and feeling, Must tremble at that awful day Which from thee wrests the power of healing. IX.
O thou'rt a general good ! — then spare, For others spare, thy strength declining!
Watch o'er thine hours with tenderest care, To save a nation from repining.
139 RODOLPH.
AN HISTORICAL TALC. I.
" Fly, Rodolph, fly, thy love to save, The enemy have seized the town !
As yet, they never quarter gave, All pity their hard hearts disown.
...II.
Insatiate war each life requires j See how the trembling townsmen fly !
The prattling babes, the hoary sires, The rose-lip'd virgins, all must die.
140 in.
Hark! clamorous prayers, expiring groans, Loud shrieks of terror pierce the air : Soul-harrowing, pity-moving moans, Burst from the bosom of despair.
IV.
Thy tender Moina wrings her hands, Moina, thy sweet, affianced maid, Encircled by blood-thirsty bands, Must soon, in death's cold arms be laid. ' V.
On love's light wings young Rodolph flew, He dealt destruction wide around, Soon as his conquering sword he drew, Ensanguined limbs bestrew'd the ground.
What to read after Poems And Tales volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Trefusis to read onlineMoreLess
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