Rebellion of Hell : a Poem
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Nancalot replied : "Never were truer words from lips untied.
This struggle tells the master and the slave, And proves whose banner shall forever wave, Whose must go down ; 'tis Ignorance now or lore — This combat proves who strongest is in war." Thus each commander speaks amidst the fight.
Which settles all and proves which one is right.
Skilled in the various tricks of sword and shield, Each feels he shall triumphant leave the field.
Rodova, handsome, scholarly of mien.
Moves through the comba...t gracefully serene; While every action shows the master hand, — ' Mind leads him and his arms obey command.
Heavy of blow and faultless as to art ; His sword though lifeless seems of him a part.
The brute-faced Nancalot, of oxen strength, With arms to match th' orangoutang's in length.
Mighty of blow but void of mental force, Clumsy yet skilled, moves through the battle's course.
Down comes his ponderous weapon like an axe, Against his foeman's shield with vengeance cracks, Casts angry sparks and odioiis smells around ; Each time it strikes it strikes with greater sound.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nancalot replied : "Never were truer words from lips untied.
This struggle tells the master and the slave, And proves whose banner shall forever wave, Whose must go down ; 'tis Ignorance now or lore — This combat proves who strongest is in war." Thus each commander speaks amidst the fight.
Which settles all and proves which one is right.
Skilled in the various tricks of sword and shield, Each feels he shall triumphant leave the field.
Rodova, handsome, scholarly of mien.
Moves through the comba...t gracefully serene; While every action shows the master hand, — ' Mind leads him and his arms obey command.
Heavy of blow and faultless as to art ; His sword though lifeless seems of him a part.
The brute-faced Nancalot, of oxen strength, With arms to match th' orangoutang's in length.
Mighty of blow but void of mental force, Clumsy yet skilled, moves through the battle's course.
Down comes his ponderous weapon like an axe, Against his foeman's shield with vengeance cracks, Casts angry sparks and odioiis smells around ; Each time it strikes it strikes with greater sound.
What to read after Rebellion of Hell : a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Wynkoop to read onlineMoreLess
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