Random Arrows
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Plains we saw with groves of lemon, land of date and spice we passed.
Winds that stole a rich aroma, all their pelf upon us cast ; Found we birds of novel figure, plumed in garb of wondrous dye.
Myriad shells of pearly polish on the hardened beaches lie.
All the earth was gay and happy. Only I a burden bore.
Only I, amidst its brightness, clanking chains of sorrow wore.
ALECTA. 53 For the ghost of Recollection, thousand visaged, haunted me And my spirit, vague and empty, in tlie silence of the ...sea.
Oh, the hateful, hateful pauses in the heaving of the deep !
When the floods of stinging memories came, and came, and would not sleep.
Now returning breezes drive us to the distant-lying lee.
And we cleave a track of fire through a phosphores- cent sea.
Nearing now the rising mainland, hither drawn by sudden chance, Drove we in and cast the anchor, at a port of Southern France.
VI.
Ha, on my life !
What sounds are these that fill the throbbing air ?
Some noise of holiday, or country fair, This drum and fife.
What to read after Random Arrows?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Plains we saw with groves of lemon, land of date and spice we passed.
Winds that stole a rich aroma, all their pelf upon us cast ; Found we birds of novel figure, plumed in garb of wondrous dye.
Myriad shells of pearly polish on the hardened beaches lie.
All the earth was gay and happy. Only I a burden bore.
Only I, amidst its brightness, clanking chains of sorrow wore.
ALECTA. 53 For the ghost of Recollection, thousand visaged, haunted me And my spirit, vague and empty, in tlie silence of the ...sea.
Oh, the hateful, hateful pauses in the heaving of the deep !
When the floods of stinging memories came, and came, and would not sleep.
Now returning breezes drive us to the distant-lying lee.
And we cleave a track of fire through a phosphores- cent sea.
Nearing now the rising mainland, hither drawn by sudden chance, Drove we in and cast the anchor, at a port of Southern France.
VI.
Ha, on my life !
What sounds are these that fill the throbbing air ?
Some noise of holiday, or country fair, This drum and fife.
What to read after Random Arrows?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fay Hempstead to read onlineMoreLess
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