Sir Aberdour Or the Sceptic a Romaunt
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49 IV.
He sat him down on a cold ledge of rock, And gazed upon the ground, nor heeded he The busy ants beneath, procuring stock, He dwelt in his own world of reverie. Uplifted he his head unconsciously, A glorious sunset full before him glow'd ; — Soon he lapsed back into despondency, That Nature everywhere such beauties show'd, And none were near to share the blessings God bestow'd.
v. Who knows the storm-king in his mad career Upon the yeasty ocean seems undone ; Who moves in battle, o'er a b...loody bier, Feels but an unit, helpless, if alone ; So with the sceptic on his airy throne, — He, too, is brave, and spurns impending fate, He, too, is pleased, when danger all is gone ; But storm or war for him can but abate Its fury, he is ever lone and desolate.
50 Sir Aberdour ; or, the Sceptic, VI.
'Twas now the hour of respite, — Maud was there, Her image glanced from each remember'd spot, He would have communed with his lady fair, But she eluded him — had he forgot He was an atheist, and she was not ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
49 IV.
He sat him down on a cold ledge of rock, And gazed upon the ground, nor heeded he The busy ants beneath, procuring stock, He dwelt in his own world of reverie. Uplifted he his head unconsciously, A glorious sunset full before him glow'd ; — Soon he lapsed back into despondency, That Nature everywhere such beauties show'd, And none were near to share the blessings God bestow'd.
v. Who knows the storm-king in his mad career Upon the yeasty ocean seems undone ; Who moves in battle, o'er a b...loody bier, Feels but an unit, helpless, if alone ; So with the sceptic on his airy throne, — He, too, is brave, and spurns impending fate, He, too, is pleased, when danger all is gone ; But storm or war for him can but abate Its fury, he is ever lone and desolate.
50 Sir Aberdour ; or, the Sceptic, VI.
'Twas now the hour of respite, — Maud was there, Her image glanced from each remember'd spot, He would have communed with his lady fair, But she eluded him — had he forgot He was an atheist, and she was not ?
What to read after Sir Aberdour Or the Sceptic a Romaunt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter P J Purcell to read onlineMoreLess
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