Poetical Works of Jean Ingelow
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They seated proudly on their ivory thrones, And scorning hira : and of their peaked hoods, And garments w^rought upon, each with the tale Of him that wore it, — all his manful deeds (Yea, and about their skirts were effigies Of kings that they had slain ; and some, whose swords Many had pierced, wore vestures all of red.
To signify much blood) : and of their pride He told, but of the vision in the tent He told him not.
And when they reached the house, Niloiya met them, and to Japhet cried, " Al...l hail, right fortunate ! Lo, I have found A STORY OF DOOM. 187 A maid. And now thou hast done well to reap The late ripe corn." So he went in with her, And she did talk with him right motherly : " It hath been fully told me how ye loathed To wed thy father's slave ; yea, she herself, Did she not all declare to me ? " He said, " Yet is thy damsel fair, and wise of heart." *' Yea," quoth his mother ; " she made clear to me How ye did weep, my son, and ye did vow, ' I will not take her ! ' Now it was not I That wrought to have it so."' And he replied, " I know it." Quoth the mother, *' It is well ; For that same cause is laughter in my heart." " But she is sweet of language," Japhet said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They seated proudly on their ivory thrones, And scorning hira : and of their peaked hoods, And garments w^rought upon, each with the tale Of him that wore it, — all his manful deeds (Yea, and about their skirts were effigies Of kings that they had slain ; and some, whose swords Many had pierced, wore vestures all of red.
To signify much blood) : and of their pride He told, but of the vision in the tent He told him not.
And when they reached the house, Niloiya met them, and to Japhet cried, " Al...l hail, right fortunate ! Lo, I have found A STORY OF DOOM. 187 A maid. And now thou hast done well to reap The late ripe corn." So he went in with her, And she did talk with him right motherly : " It hath been fully told me how ye loathed To wed thy father's slave ; yea, she herself, Did she not all declare to me ? " He said, " Yet is thy damsel fair, and wise of heart." *' Yea," quoth his mother ; " she made clear to me How ye did weep, my son, and ye did vow, ' I will not take her ! ' Now it was not I That wrought to have it so."' And he replied, " I know it." Quoth the mother, *' It is well ; For that same cause is laughter in my heart." " But she is sweet of language," Japhet said.
What to read after Poetical Works of Jean Ingelow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ingelow Jean to read onlineMoreLess
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