Poems of Ten Years 1846 1855
Poems of Ten Years 1846 1855
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Oh no, in Christ our Saviour's name She pleads — but they refuse. The prince cries " Off, importunate !" She lifts her voice anew, " Remember Jesus on the cross Who prayed for them who slew. Earthly king, let heavenly King Ensample be to you. 98 poems — 1849. " It is great kings' prerogative To pardon and restore ; And Christ who died to give us bliss On mercy sets high store, More than on sumptuous minster fane, Or shrine of chiselled ore. " This is her only argument By London's turbid wave, O...n Marly's sculptured terraces, Which mimic fountains lave ; Even in the awful Vatican She patiently doth crave. Till patience finds its perfect work, Till Pope and king are won, And despotism's bolts and bars By woman's prayers undone : A scrap of paper in her hand Her heart for joy doth stun. Long years have dragged their fettered feet Across his dungeon cell, To outward things indifferent He never heeds the bell Which of a stranger's rare approach With sullen boom doth tell. BONA AND PIERO.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh no, in Christ our Saviour's name She pleads — but they refuse. The prince cries " Off, importunate !" She lifts her voice anew, " Remember Jesus on the cross Who prayed for them who slew. Earthly king, let heavenly King Ensample be to you. 98 poems — 1849. " It is great kings' prerogative To pardon and restore ; And Christ who died to give us bliss On mercy sets high store, More than on sumptuous minster fane, Or shrine of chiselled ore. " This is her only argument By London's turbid wave, O...n Marly's sculptured terraces, Which mimic fountains lave ; Even in the awful Vatican She patiently doth crave. Till patience finds its perfect work, Till Pope and king are won, And despotism's bolts and bars By woman's prayers undone : A scrap of paper in her hand Her heart for joy doth stun. Long years have dragged their fettered feet Across his dungeon cell, To outward things indifferent He never heeds the bell Which of a stranger's rare approach With sullen boom doth tell. BONA AND PIERO.
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