Serbian Ballads
Serbian Ballads
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E'en then the mother was hard of heart, And from her heart no tear did rise.
When night was come, and the midnight was there, Then the grey horse of Damian groaned.
And Damian's mother asked his wife : " Daughter of mine and wife of Damian, " What sets the horse of Damian groaning ?
" Can it be hunger for pure white corn ?
" Can it be thirst for water of Zvecan ? " Then answered the wife of Damian : "It is not hunger for pure white corn : " It is not thirst for water of Zvecan.
" It is, that Da...mian had taught him, " Till midnight, to feast on hay, " And after midnight, to take the road.
" Now 'tis his master he is mourning, " For he will never bear him more. " E'en then the mother was hard of heart, And from her heart no tear did rise.
When morning came and break of dawn, There came flying two coal-black ravens. Bloody were their wings up to the shoulders. Round their beaks there clung white foam. And they carried the hand of a hero, And on the hand a wedding-ring of gold. They threw it into the mother's lap.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
E'en then the mother was hard of heart, And from her heart no tear did rise.
When night was come, and the midnight was there, Then the grey horse of Damian groaned.
And Damian's mother asked his wife : " Daughter of mine and wife of Damian, " What sets the horse of Damian groaning ?
" Can it be hunger for pure white corn ?
" Can it be thirst for water of Zvecan ? " Then answered the wife of Damian : "It is not hunger for pure white corn : " It is not thirst for water of Zvecan.
" It is, that Da...mian had taught him, " Till midnight, to feast on hay, " And after midnight, to take the road.
" Now 'tis his master he is mourning, " For he will never bear him more. " E'en then the mother was hard of heart, And from her heart no tear did rise.
When morning came and break of dawn, There came flying two coal-black ravens. Bloody were their wings up to the shoulders. Round their beaks there clung white foam. And they carried the hand of a hero, And on the hand a wedding-ring of gold. They threw it into the mother's lap.
What to read after Serbian Ballads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R W Robert William Seton Watson to read onlineMoreLess
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