Records of Woman With Other Poems
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10* 114 '->r. N?! 01 JOAN OF ARC, IN RHEIMS Thou hast a charmed cup, Fame !
A draught that mantles high, And seems to lift this earth-born frame Above mortality : Away ! to me a woman bring Sweet waters from affection's spring.
THAT was a joyous day in Rheims of old, When peal on peal of mighty music roll'd Forth from her throng'd cathedral ; while around, A multitude, whose billows made no sound, Chain'd to a hush of wonder, tho' elate With victory, listen'd at their temple's gate.
JOAN OF ARC..., IN RHFi I lo And what was done within ? within, the light Thro' the rich gloom of pictured windows flowing, Tinged with soft awfulness a stately sight, The chivalry of France, their proud heads bowing In martial vassalage ! while midst that ring, And shadow'd by ancestral tombs, a king Receiv'd his birthright's crown. For this, the hymn Swell'd out like rushing waters, and the day With the sweet censer's misty breath grew dim, As thro' long aisles it floated o'er th' array Of arms and sweeping stoles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
10* 114 '->r. N?! 01 JOAN OF ARC, IN RHEIMS Thou hast a charmed cup, Fame !
A draught that mantles high, And seems to lift this earth-born frame Above mortality : Away ! to me a woman bring Sweet waters from affection's spring.
THAT was a joyous day in Rheims of old, When peal on peal of mighty music roll'd Forth from her throng'd cathedral ; while around, A multitude, whose billows made no sound, Chain'd to a hush of wonder, tho' elate With victory, listen'd at their temple's gate.
JOAN OF ARC..., IN RHFi I lo And what was done within ? within, the light Thro' the rich gloom of pictured windows flowing, Tinged with soft awfulness a stately sight, The chivalry of France, their proud heads bowing In martial vassalage ! while midst that ring, And shadow'd by ancestral tombs, a king Receiv'd his birthright's crown. For this, the hymn Swell'd out like rushing waters, and the day With the sweet censer's misty breath grew dim, As thro' long aisles it floated o'er th' array Of arms and sweeping stoles.
What to read after Records of Woman With Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Felicia Dorothea Browne Hemans to read onlineMoreLess
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