Selections From the Writings of the Late Thomas Hedges Genin
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When fear the Austrians and the Bourbons gives, To draw the sword against his tottering power, Supported by th' offended world in arms, Then, then, the Gallic people will, unmov'd, Hear his loud summons to the tented field.
Are not the seeds of his destruction sown ?
So they, high towering, wrapt in sombre clouds, Which hid their courses from terrestrial sight, THE NAPOLEAD. 419 And then dissolv'd communion : this departs To her blue mansion o'er heaven's rolling cliffs ; That seeks her gloomy ...cell beneath the sea ; Swift as the lightning's glance along the waves She darts and plunges in the dark profound ; A watery arch sustains the flood above, And on each side a blue wall stands, as when The rod of Moses aw'd th' Arabian deep To bare his bosom to the blest of Heaven. Through such miraculous avenue flies the Queen, The waves behind her close with stormy roar. At her lone cave arriv'd, to magic sounds Its marble gate unfolds ; she enters there The rocky barrier quick behind her swings, Reclosing with loud thunder the dread sound, Hoarse rumbling, shook old ocean's green abode ; There on her murky throne reclines and hears The troubled march of waters, murmuring Till balmy slumber o'er her senses steals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When fear the Austrians and the Bourbons gives, To draw the sword against his tottering power, Supported by th' offended world in arms, Then, then, the Gallic people will, unmov'd, Hear his loud summons to the tented field.
Are not the seeds of his destruction sown ?
So they, high towering, wrapt in sombre clouds, Which hid their courses from terrestrial sight, THE NAPOLEAD. 419 And then dissolv'd communion : this departs To her blue mansion o'er heaven's rolling cliffs ; That seeks her gloomy ...cell beneath the sea ; Swift as the lightning's glance along the waves She darts and plunges in the dark profound ; A watery arch sustains the flood above, And on each side a blue wall stands, as when The rod of Moses aw'd th' Arabian deep To bare his bosom to the blest of Heaven. Through such miraculous avenue flies the Queen, The waves behind her close with stormy roar. At her lone cave arriv'd, to magic sounds Its marble gate unfolds ; she enters there The rocky barrier quick behind her swings, Reclosing with loud thunder the dread sound, Hoarse rumbling, shook old ocean's green abode ; There on her murky throne reclines and hears The troubled march of waters, murmuring Till balmy slumber o'er her senses steals.
What to read after Selections From the Writings of the Late Thomas Hedges Genin?
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