Queen Hynde a Poem in Six Books
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Of monstrous form, I've plenty, thanks to clime and storm, That are, for all their spurious brood, A match for aught of Albyn's blood.
BOOK VI. QUEEN HYNDE. , 371 But, carping wizard as thou art ! Comest thou again to act a part Of wheedUng fraud, to chaunt and chime. And gain a bhnk of loathsome time ? To practise some unholy scheme, Some low and servile stratagem ? I say it boldly to thy face — There is no chief of Albyn's race Dares for his soul presume to stand And brave again this deadly b...rand : Thou know''st it, churl, as well as I : Vile Christian ! I thy power defy ! Thee and thy gods I hold as dust. And in this arm and Odin's trust. " — " Say'st thou we dare not, sire ? why then Came I thus forth from Scotia**s queen These words to say ? Hath she, as thou. Swerved from her holy plighted vow, And, without warning or pretence, In savage stormy insolence. Broke on thy ranks with havoc red ? No ! such is not the Christian's creed !
37» QUEEN HYNDE. Book vi Thou'rt the aggressor — doubly so : This thou hast done, and, ere I go, 111 say, if 'twere my latest breath, Thou darest not fight and keep thy faith !"' — " Worm !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of monstrous form, I've plenty, thanks to clime and storm, That are, for all their spurious brood, A match for aught of Albyn's blood.
BOOK VI. QUEEN HYNDE. , 371 But, carping wizard as thou art ! Comest thou again to act a part Of wheedUng fraud, to chaunt and chime. And gain a bhnk of loathsome time ? To practise some unholy scheme, Some low and servile stratagem ? I say it boldly to thy face — There is no chief of Albyn's race Dares for his soul presume to stand And brave again this deadly b...rand : Thou know''st it, churl, as well as I : Vile Christian ! I thy power defy ! Thee and thy gods I hold as dust. And in this arm and Odin's trust. " — " Say'st thou we dare not, sire ? why then Came I thus forth from Scotia**s queen These words to say ? Hath she, as thou. Swerved from her holy plighted vow, And, without warning or pretence, In savage stormy insolence. Broke on thy ranks with havoc red ? No ! such is not the Christian's creed !
37» QUEEN HYNDE. Book vi Thou'rt the aggressor — doubly so : This thou hast done, and, ere I go, 111 say, if 'twere my latest breath, Thou darest not fight and keep thy faith !"' — " Worm !
What to read after Queen Hynde a Poem in Six Books?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hogg, James, 1770-1835 to read onlineMoreLess
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