Selections From the Poems of Aubrey De Vere
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To him the mourners came.
And sinners bound by Satan. At his touch Their chains fell from them, light as summer dust.
Each word he spake was as a Sacrament Clothed with God's grace ; beside his feet they sat.
And in their perfect mind ; thence through the world Bare their deliverer's name.
So passed his life.
There old he grew, and older yet appeared, By fasts outworn, though ever young at heart ; When, lo ! before that isle a barge there drew, Digitized by Google SAINT CUTHBERT'S PENTECOST 157... Bearing the royal banner. Egfrid, there, With regal sceptre sat, and many an earl, And many a mitred bishop at his side, Northumbrians see was void ; a council's voice, Joined with a monarch's, called him to its throne ; In vain he wept, and knelt, and sued for grace ; Six months' reprieve alone he won ; then ruled In Lindisfarne, chief Bishop of the North.
But certain spake vvho deemed that they were wise, Fools all beside : ** Shall Cuthbert crosier lift?
A child, 'tis known he herded flocks for hire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To him the mourners came.
And sinners bound by Satan. At his touch Their chains fell from them, light as summer dust.
Each word he spake was as a Sacrament Clothed with God's grace ; beside his feet they sat.
And in their perfect mind ; thence through the world Bare their deliverer's name.
So passed his life.
There old he grew, and older yet appeared, By fasts outworn, though ever young at heart ; When, lo ! before that isle a barge there drew, Digitized by Google SAINT CUTHBERT'S PENTECOST 157... Bearing the royal banner. Egfrid, there, With regal sceptre sat, and many an earl, And many a mitred bishop at his side, Northumbrians see was void ; a council's voice, Joined with a monarch's, called him to its throne ; In vain he wept, and knelt, and sued for grace ; Six months' reprieve alone he won ; then ruled In Lindisfarne, chief Bishop of the North.
But certain spake vvho deemed that they were wise, Fools all beside : ** Shall Cuthbert crosier lift?
A child, 'tis known he herded flocks for hire.
What to read after Selections From the Poems of Aubrey De Vere?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Woodberry George Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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