Redburn Or the Schoolmaster of a Morning
Redburn Or the Schoolmaster of a Morning
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He shouted out so sore beset He strove their forms to clasp, Their slimy shapes were fishes yet They glided through his grasp t In agony he roll'd around, As with a writhing eramp, When suddenly he caught the sound- Of coming horse's tramp. The little wretches heard it too, One farewell pinch they gave, And then, with devilish halloo, They plunged into the wave* The steed came on with thundering sound, With flowing tail and mane, Reach'd the young dreamer at a bound, Then yielded to the rein.... Now, soothingly a bright eye beam'd; A fair form o'er him bent, Till, to a shape of earth, it seem'd Was angel's sweetness lent.
THE DENOUEMENT. 57 VI.
'T was but a moment and again Came the deep, agonizing pain. The burning current madly flew Like wild-fire through each vein, And, as more fierce the fever grew, Devils and imps, a hellish crew, Seem'd dancing in his brain. . They kept their revels till his head, Swelling, seem'd fit to burst, And down his throat pour'd molten lead, Scorching his tongue with thirst.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
V.
He shouted out so sore beset He strove their forms to clasp, Their slimy shapes were fishes yet They glided through his grasp t In agony he roll'd around, As with a writhing eramp, When suddenly he caught the sound- Of coming horse's tramp. The little wretches heard it too, One farewell pinch they gave, And then, with devilish halloo, They plunged into the wave* The steed came on with thundering sound, With flowing tail and mane, Reach'd the young dreamer at a bound, Then yielded to the rein.... Now, soothingly a bright eye beam'd; A fair form o'er him bent, Till, to a shape of earth, it seem'd Was angel's sweetness lent.
THE DENOUEMENT. 57 VI.
'T was but a moment and again Came the deep, agonizing pain. The burning current madly flew Like wild-fire through each vein, And, as more fierce the fever grew, Devils and imps, a hellish crew, Seem'd dancing in his brain. . They kept their revels till his head, Swelling, seem'd fit to burst, And down his throat pour'd molten lead, Scorching his tongue with thirst.
What to read after Redburn Or the Schoolmaster of a Morning?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cm Chase Co 1855 Bkp Cu Banc to read onlineMoreLess
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