Selections From Byron: the Prisoner of Chillon, Mazeppa, And Other Poems
Selections From Byron: the Prisoner of Chillon, Mazeppa, And Other Poems
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310 We met in secret — doubly sweet, Some say, they find it so to meet ; T know not that — I would have given My life but to have called her mine In the full view of Earth and Heaven ; For I did oft and long repine That we could only meet by stealth.
VIII " For lovers there are many eyes, And such there were on us ; the Devil On such occasions should be civil — 320 MAZEPPA e^ The Devil ! — I 'm loth to do him wrong, It might be some untoward saint, Who would not be at rest too long, But to his ...pious bile gave vent — But one fair night, some lurking spies Surprised and seized us both.
The Count was something more than wroth — I was unarmed ; but if in steel.
All cap-a-pie from head to heel, What 'gainst their numbers could I do? 330 'Twas near his castle, far away From city or from succour near.
And almost on the break of day ; I did not think to see another.
My moments seemed reduced to few; And with one prayer to Mary Mother, And, it may be, a saint or two.
As I resigned me to my fate, They led me to the castle gate : Theresa's doom I never knew, 340 Our lot was henceforth separate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
310 We met in secret — doubly sweet, Some say, they find it so to meet ; T know not that — I would have given My life but to have called her mine In the full view of Earth and Heaven ; For I did oft and long repine That we could only meet by stealth.
VIII " For lovers there are many eyes, And such there were on us ; the Devil On such occasions should be civil — 320 MAZEPPA e^ The Devil ! — I 'm loth to do him wrong, It might be some untoward saint, Who would not be at rest too long, But to his ...pious bile gave vent — But one fair night, some lurking spies Surprised and seized us both.
The Count was something more than wroth — I was unarmed ; but if in steel.
All cap-a-pie from head to heel, What 'gainst their numbers could I do? 330 'Twas near his castle, far away From city or from succour near.
And almost on the break of day ; I did not think to see another.
My moments seemed reduced to few; And with one prayer to Mary Mother, And, it may be, a saint or two.
As I resigned me to my fate, They led me to the castle gate : Theresa's doom I never knew, 340 Our lot was henceforth separate.
What to read after Selections From Byron: the Prisoner of Chillon, Mazeppa, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baron George Gordon Byron Byron to read onlineMoreLess
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