St Thomas Becket And Other Poems
St Thomas Becket And Other Poems
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For on a day when Winter's near. And light is grey and air is chill, He's smitten in his hall with fear, ffis spirit dies with boding ill.
With hunting sj)ear and merry horn. He cross'd in doubt his spacious floor ; When lo ! he sees, all pale and worn. Two haggard spectres at the door.
With heavy heart he rode a-field. Nor skill'd to ride as heretofore ; His drooping hand the rein did yield. He saw no more that awful door.
MABEL: A LEGEND OF OLD ST. PAUL'S.
When bluff King Harry ruled the land... And England was a merrie place, And Time all jovial dropp'd his sand, And stalwart was the fighting race ; When fought our men with twanging bow And slew their foes at point of lance. And scorn' d them down in line to mow With blustering guns like braggart France ; When noisy towns were few and small And kept their place as towns should do, And sought not to engulph us all In one vast wilderness of woe ; When fair the azure dome was seen, And smoke as yet was far away, And came not near that peerless sheen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For on a day when Winter's near. And light is grey and air is chill, He's smitten in his hall with fear, ffis spirit dies with boding ill.
With hunting sj)ear and merry horn. He cross'd in doubt his spacious floor ; When lo ! he sees, all pale and worn. Two haggard spectres at the door.
With heavy heart he rode a-field. Nor skill'd to ride as heretofore ; His drooping hand the rein did yield. He saw no more that awful door.
MABEL: A LEGEND OF OLD ST. PAUL'S.
When bluff King Harry ruled the land... And England was a merrie place, And Time all jovial dropp'd his sand, And stalwart was the fighting race ; When fought our men with twanging bow And slew their foes at point of lance. And scorn' d them down in line to mow With blustering guns like braggart France ; When noisy towns were few and small And kept their place as towns should do, And sought not to engulph us all In one vast wilderness of woe ; When fair the azure dome was seen, And smoke as yet was far away, And came not near that peerless sheen.
What to read after St Thomas Becket And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Poyer to read onlineMoreLess
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