Stories of the Hudson
Stories of the Hudson
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The morning light chased back the dim ideal, — He woke to know his wretchedness was real ; "Uncared for long, afresh his wound had bled, A band of iron seemed tightning round his head, And every beating pulse his temples thrilled, Till newer agonies each minute filled. All day he wandered through the wilds alone But sank at last, for water there was none To cool his blood that coursed like liquid fire : Aznel pities death so doubly dire, When from the rock no spring is bid to burst, To comfort ...him who waits to die of thirst, And watches while the shadow of his doom Creeps round his heart, and shrouds the eye with erloom.
V| 72 Stories of the Hudson.
Most horrid shape of ill ! The bravest shrink From dying thus, without a drop to drink.
A roving horseman, chancing then to pass, Beheld him lying mid the stunted grass, And on his steed the hapless soldier placed With gentle tenderness that would have graced A Cavalier, who, at the wedding-ride, Upon his horse was wont to lift the bride.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The morning light chased back the dim ideal, — He woke to know his wretchedness was real ; "Uncared for long, afresh his wound had bled, A band of iron seemed tightning round his head, And every beating pulse his temples thrilled, Till newer agonies each minute filled. All day he wandered through the wilds alone But sank at last, for water there was none To cool his blood that coursed like liquid fire : Aznel pities death so doubly dire, When from the rock no spring is bid to burst, To comfort ...him who waits to die of thirst, And watches while the shadow of his doom Creeps round his heart, and shrouds the eye with erloom.
V| 72 Stories of the Hudson.
Most horrid shape of ill ! The bravest shrink From dying thus, without a drop to drink.
A roving horseman, chancing then to pass, Beheld him lying mid the stunted grass, And on his steed the hapless soldier placed With gentle tenderness that would have graced A Cavalier, who, at the wedding-ride, Upon his horse was wont to lift the bride.
What to read after Stories of the Hudson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dirck St Remy to read onlineMoreLess
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