Sleep-book
Sleep-book
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_Samuel T. Coleridge_.
XXIII.
Sleep! king of gods and men! Come to my call again, Swift over field and fen, Mountain and deep: Come, bid the waves be still; Sleep, streams on height and hill; Beasts, birds and snakes, thy will Conquereth, Sleep!
Come on thy golden wings, Come ere the swallow sings, Lulling all living things, Fly they or creep!
Come with thy leaden wand, Come with thy kindly hand, Soothing on sea or land Mortals that weep Come from the cloudy west, Soft over ...brain and breast, Bidding the Dragon rest, Come to me, Sleep!
_Andrew Lang_.
XXIV.
Sleep, death without dying--living without life.
_Edwin Arnold_.
XXV.
She sleeps; her breathings are not heard In palace-chambers far apart, The fragrant tresses are not stirr'd That he upon her charmed heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_Samuel T. Coleridge_.
XXIII.
Sleep! king of gods and men! Come to my call again, Swift over field and fen, Mountain and deep: Come, bid the waves be still; Sleep, streams on height and hill; Beasts, birds and snakes, thy will Conquereth, Sleep!
Come on thy golden wings, Come ere the swallow sings, Lulling all living things, Fly they or creep!
Come with thy leaden wand, Come with thy kindly hand, Soothing on sea or land Mortals that weep Come from the cloudy west, Soft over ...brain and breast, Bidding the Dragon rest, Come to me, Sleep!
_Andrew Lang_.
XXIV.
Sleep, death without dying--living without life.
_Edwin Arnold_.
XXV.
She sleeps; her breathings are not heard In palace-chambers far apart, The fragrant tresses are not stirr'd That he upon her charmed heart.
What to read after Sleep-book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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