Sacred Poems
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His step was firm, But free as India's leopard ; and his mail, Whose shekels none in Israel might bear, Was like a cedar's tassel on his frame.
His crest was Judah's kingliest; and the look Of his dark lofty eye, and bended brow, Might quell the lion. He led on ; but thoughts Seem'd gathering round which troubled him. The veins Grew visible upon his swai'thy brow.
And his proud lip was press'd as if with pain.
He trod less firmly ; and his restless eye G-lanced forward frequently, as if some il...l He dared not meet, were there. His home was near And men were thronging, with that strange delight They have in human passions, to observe The struggle of his feelings with his pride.
He gazed intently forward. The tall firs Before his door were motionless. The leaves Of the sw(;et aloe, and the clustering vines Which half conceal'd his threshold, met his eye, Unchanged and beautiful ; and one by one.
The balsam, with its sweet-distilling stems, And the Circassian rose, and all the crowd Of silent and familiar things, stole up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His step was firm, But free as India's leopard ; and his mail, Whose shekels none in Israel might bear, Was like a cedar's tassel on his frame.
His crest was Judah's kingliest; and the look Of his dark lofty eye, and bended brow, Might quell the lion. He led on ; but thoughts Seem'd gathering round which troubled him. The veins Grew visible upon his swai'thy brow.
And his proud lip was press'd as if with pain.
He trod less firmly ; and his restless eye G-lanced forward frequently, as if some il...l He dared not meet, were there. His home was near And men were thronging, with that strange delight They have in human passions, to observe The struggle of his feelings with his pride.
He gazed intently forward. The tall firs Before his door were motionless. The leaves Of the sw(;et aloe, and the clustering vines Which half conceal'd his threshold, met his eye, Unchanged and beautiful ; and one by one.
The balsam, with its sweet-distilling stems, And the Circassian rose, and all the crowd Of silent and familiar things, stole up.
What to read after Sacred Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Willis, Nathaniel Parker, 1806-1867 to read onlineMoreLess
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