Sonnets And Lyrics
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VIII. THE DUEL. THIS is the spot; the shadow of the wood, In immemorial twilight shrouds the place, Now as of old, when arm'd and face to face, Here in the dawn sworn enemies once stood. Haply his chances, whether ill or good, Each weighed ; and calmly for a moment's space Looked on his rival, with nor sign nor trace Of fear depicted in his mien or mood. Then while a kerchief fluttered to the ground, And shots rang out, — and by a crimson stain The earth was sullied for a space around, A fair g...irl came, and with a cry of pain. Stood as bewildered by the flash and sound. And swooning fell where lay her lover slain. IX. «'THE LADY OF SHALOTT. " PERCHANCE a fragment of the poet's rhyme Came in my sleep : and, in a region dim, Fragrant with barley, by a river's brim, I dreamed I wandered, in a distant clime. There I was conscious of the golden prime Of good King Arthur ; and I rode with him ; Once at a tourney 'neath the turrets grim Of Camelot, we whiled away the time. Again, I fancied that I saw appear Pale dames of Brittany who drooped forlorn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VIII. THE DUEL. THIS is the spot; the shadow of the wood, In immemorial twilight shrouds the place, Now as of old, when arm'd and face to face, Here in the dawn sworn enemies once stood. Haply his chances, whether ill or good, Each weighed ; and calmly for a moment's space Looked on his rival, with nor sign nor trace Of fear depicted in his mien or mood. Then while a kerchief fluttered to the ground, And shots rang out, — and by a crimson stain The earth was sullied for a space around, A fair g...irl came, and with a cry of pain. Stood as bewildered by the flash and sound. And swooning fell where lay her lover slain. IX. «'THE LADY OF SHALOTT. " PERCHANCE a fragment of the poet's rhyme Came in my sleep : and, in a region dim, Fragrant with barley, by a river's brim, I dreamed I wandered, in a distant clime. There I was conscious of the golden prime Of good King Arthur ; and I rode with him ; Once at a tourney 'neath the turrets grim Of Camelot, we whiled away the time. Again, I fancied that I saw appear Pale dames of Brittany who drooped forlorn.
What to read after Sonnets And Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Edward Lee Gibson to read onlineMoreLess
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