Sea Weeds And Heath Flowers Or Memories of Mona
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And led the fair dames onward up to his stately hall ; Loud rang its ancient turrets to his gather'd vassals cry.
And his hooded Falcon fluttered as his mail'd foot went by.
Then first the Moorish maiden dropp'd down her silver veil.
And show'd the English lady, her face, so darkly pale ; " Take back, take back thy husband, I have brought him o'er the sea. He has scorn'd an Eastern Princess, all for the love of thee. Well might he not forget thee, oh lady ! sweet and fair, I would give my brigh...test jewels, for thy curls of yellow hair ! For thee I loosed his fetters, for thee his ransom paid. Take back, take back thy husband and forget the Moorish maid !" Out-stepp'd the lady Alice and took her by the hand, " I am the happiest lady in all this Christian land, And shall I send thee weeping, back from our English shore ! No ! be to me a sister, and love us evermore !" ***** Within a ruin'd chapel, I paced a chancel lone. And saw an ancient monument of alabaster stone, Upon its crumbling marble, a mailed warrior pray'd — On his right hand slept his lady, on his left — the Moorish Maid !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And led the fair dames onward up to his stately hall ; Loud rang its ancient turrets to his gather'd vassals cry.
And his hooded Falcon fluttered as his mail'd foot went by.
Then first the Moorish maiden dropp'd down her silver veil.
And show'd the English lady, her face, so darkly pale ; " Take back, take back thy husband, I have brought him o'er the sea. He has scorn'd an Eastern Princess, all for the love of thee. Well might he not forget thee, oh lady ! sweet and fair, I would give my brigh...test jewels, for thy curls of yellow hair ! For thee I loosed his fetters, for thee his ransom paid. Take back, take back thy husband and forget the Moorish maid !" Out-stepp'd the lady Alice and took her by the hand, " I am the happiest lady in all this Christian land, And shall I send thee weeping, back from our English shore ! No ! be to me a sister, and love us evermore !" ***** Within a ruin'd chapel, I paced a chancel lone. And saw an ancient monument of alabaster stone, Upon its crumbling marble, a mailed warrior pray'd — On his right hand slept his lady, on his left — the Moorish Maid !
What to read after Sea Weeds And Heath Flowers Or Memories of Mona?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eliza Craven Green to read onlineMoreLess
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