Quarr Abbey Or the Mistaken Calling a Tale of the Isle of Wight in the Xiiith
Quarr Abbey Or the Mistaken Calling a Tale of the Isle of Wight in the Xiiith
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I cannot my way through these troubles see. Quarr Charter, I told her, expressly said, The livings were all in the gift of its head. C^) But no ! she looked angry, and did not choose To acknowledge the rights I so strongly urged ; And if she appeal to the Crown, we lose. And our peaccftd island in strife is merged. Alas ! my brethren, we all shall need Patience and feith, for our hearts must bleed !" Sadly the brethren theii* Abbot heard ; And as evening wore along, Many a wise and solemn word ...Was uttered by many a tongue : Tho' opinions differed as to the way They must meet the coming snare ; But all were agreed to fast and pray, — For the staff of the monk is prayer.
While pensively thus the monks conversed, The Knight, by the Abbot's leave, Sat behind the stalls, so he knew the worst ; And deeply his heart did grieve.
And he thought, " what would I give to close In mortal fight with the Abbot's foes !" You fight them, my friend, in the truest way.
When you learn to subdue yourself, and pray.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I cannot my way through these troubles see. Quarr Charter, I told her, expressly said, The livings were all in the gift of its head. C^) But no ! she looked angry, and did not choose To acknowledge the rights I so strongly urged ; And if she appeal to the Crown, we lose. And our peaccftd island in strife is merged. Alas ! my brethren, we all shall need Patience and feith, for our hearts must bleed !" Sadly the brethren theii* Abbot heard ; And as evening wore along, Many a wise and solemn word ...Was uttered by many a tongue : Tho' opinions differed as to the way They must meet the coming snare ; But all were agreed to fast and pray, — For the staff of the monk is prayer.
While pensively thus the monks conversed, The Knight, by the Abbot's leave, Sat behind the stalls, so he knew the worst ; And deeply his heart did grieve.
And he thought, " what would I give to close In mortal fight with the Abbot's foes !" You fight them, my friend, in the truest way.
When you learn to subdue yourself, and pray.
What to read after Quarr Abbey Or the Mistaken Calling a Tale of the Isle of Wight in the Xiiith?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Anne Trevelyan to read onlineMoreLess
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