Prmices
Prmices
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61 "What's that? The Old South 's striking mid night!
Kind troubadour, reach me my cap. Good by ; and my very best thanks for An excellent nap. " THE PRINCESS' BATH OR THE THREE MAIDS.
A SONG OF HUNGARY.
"How hath she sinned?' ' In bartering lore God's lore for man's. ' " THE LAY OP THE BEOWN ROSABY.
" If thoa refuse the cross sent thee by an angel, the Devil will impose on thec a heavier weight. " BAPTISTERY.
PART FIRST.
BLACK mists climbed Csejta's castle walls.
Behind a bleak Carpathian's cr...est, The day his blear and bloodshot eye Was shutting, in the stormy west.
Loud hooted back the mountain owls To faintly hooting owls below ; And dizzy bats with whirling flight Did circling round the turrets go. 5 66 THE PRINCESS' BATH.
The mustering tempest fiercely rode, And ranged in place each straggler cloud.
Through dark defile and rugged gorge The hurrying winds piped shrill and loud.
The princess through her lattice looked, And dimly saw the vacant road, Once crowded with the bridal train, That bore her to her lord's abode ; When envying magnates grudged him, more Than all his wealth, his peerless bride ; And she in maiden bliss forgot, One happy hour, her state and pride.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
61 "What's that? The Old South 's striking mid night!
Kind troubadour, reach me my cap. Good by ; and my very best thanks for An excellent nap. " THE PRINCESS' BATH OR THE THREE MAIDS.
A SONG OF HUNGARY.
"How hath she sinned?' ' In bartering lore God's lore for man's. ' " THE LAY OP THE BEOWN ROSABY.
" If thoa refuse the cross sent thee by an angel, the Devil will impose on thec a heavier weight. " BAPTISTERY.
PART FIRST.
BLACK mists climbed Csejta's castle walls.
Behind a bleak Carpathian's cr...est, The day his blear and bloodshot eye Was shutting, in the stormy west.
Loud hooted back the mountain owls To faintly hooting owls below ; And dizzy bats with whirling flight Did circling round the turrets go. 5 66 THE PRINCESS' BATH.
The mustering tempest fiercely rode, And ranged in place each straggler cloud.
Through dark defile and rugged gorge The hurrying winds piped shrill and loud.
The princess through her lattice looked, And dimly saw the vacant road, Once crowded with the bridal train, That bore her to her lord's abode ; When envying magnates grudged him, more Than all his wealth, his peerless bride ; And she in maiden bliss forgot, One happy hour, her state and pride.
What to read after Prmices?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sara Hammond Palfrey to read onlineMoreLess
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