R Walter Scott
R Walter Scott
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. Strike the wild harp, while maids prepare ■ The ivy meet for minstrel's hair ; I And, while his crown of laurel-leaves, I With bloody hand the victor weaves, i Let the loud trump his triumph tell ; I But when you hear the passing-bell, . Then, Lady, twine a wreath for me, And twine it of the cypress-tree.
Yes ! twine for me the cypress-bough ; I But, O Matilda, twine not now !
i Stay till a few brief months are past, And I have look'd and loved my last !
When villagers my shroud bestrew ! Wit...h panzics, rosemary, and rue, — ' Then, Lady, weave a wreath for me, And weave it of the cypress-tree.
I XIV.
! 0*Nealc obwrvcMl the starting tear, i And spoke wilh kind and blithesome cherr - ; "No, noble Wilfrid I rrc the day W*hen mournH ihr Iftnd ihy silent lay.
Shall many n wm-hiIi be freelv wove By hand of (rimtUhip nnd of love.
I would not Willi ihiit ii)M(l I'nte Had dwimM llirr id n riipliveN state, WboK hand* nn- ImhiihI by iHuuMir's law, Who wrat* n hwupI In- imi»i no! draw; But wrr(* H «••• lii ttiiimiir-l piidr The Ufi'l lc('Miii wmilil wp lidir,
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. Strike the wild harp, while maids prepare ■ The ivy meet for minstrel's hair ; I And, while his crown of laurel-leaves, I With bloody hand the victor weaves, i Let the loud trump his triumph tell ; I But when you hear the passing-bell, . Then, Lady, twine a wreath for me, And twine it of the cypress-tree.
Yes ! twine for me the cypress-bough ; I But, O Matilda, twine not now !
i Stay till a few brief months are past, And I have look'd and loved my last !
When villagers my shroud bestrew ! Wit...h panzics, rosemary, and rue, — ' Then, Lady, weave a wreath for me, And weave it of the cypress-tree.
I XIV.
! 0*Nealc obwrvcMl the starting tear, i And spoke wilh kind and blithesome cherr - ; "No, noble Wilfrid I rrc the day W*hen mournH ihr Iftnd ihy silent lay.
Shall many n wm-hiIi be freelv wove By hand of (rimtUhip nnd of love.
I would not Willi ihiit ii)M(l I'nte Had dwimM llirr id n riipliveN state, WboK hand* nn- ImhiihI by iHuuMir's law, Who wrat* n hwupI In- imi»i no! draw; But wrr(* H «••• lii ttiiimiir-l piidr The Ufi'l lc('Miii wmilil wp lidir,
What to read after R Walter Scott?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Turner Palgrave to read onlineMoreLess
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