Tales of Terror And Wonder
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And resting on Benledi's head.
Now in their hut, in social guise, Their sylvan fare the chiefs enjoy, And pleasure laughs in Ronald's eyes.
As many a pledge he quafis to Moy.
" What lack we here to crown our bliss, While thus the pulse of joy beats high.
What but fair woman's yielding kiss, Her panting breath, and melting eye % " To chase the deer of yonder shades, This morning left their father's pile The fairest of our mountain maids, The daughters of the proud Glengyle.
" Long have I sought ...sweet Mary's heai-t.
And dropped the tear, and heaved the sigh ; GLENFINLAS. 205 But vain the lover's wily art, Beneath a sister's watchful eye.
" But thou mayst teach that guardian fair, While far with Mary I am flown, Of other hearts to cease her care, And find it hard to guard her own.
" Touch but thy harp, thou soon shalt see The lovely Flora of Glengyle, Unmindful of her charge, and me.
Hang on thy notes 'twixt tear and smile.
" Or if she choose a melting tale.
All underneath the grecnv/ood bough, Will good St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And resting on Benledi's head.
Now in their hut, in social guise, Their sylvan fare the chiefs enjoy, And pleasure laughs in Ronald's eyes.
As many a pledge he quafis to Moy.
" What lack we here to crown our bliss, While thus the pulse of joy beats high.
What but fair woman's yielding kiss, Her panting breath, and melting eye % " To chase the deer of yonder shades, This morning left their father's pile The fairest of our mountain maids, The daughters of the proud Glengyle.
" Long have I sought ...sweet Mary's heai-t.
And dropped the tear, and heaved the sigh ; GLENFINLAS. 205 But vain the lover's wily art, Beneath a sister's watchful eye.
" But thou mayst teach that guardian fair, While far with Mary I am flown, Of other hearts to cease her care, And find it hard to guard her own.
" Touch but thy harp, thou soon shalt see The lovely Flora of Glengyle, Unmindful of her charge, and me.
Hang on thy notes 'twixt tear and smile.
" Or if she choose a melting tale.
All underneath the grecnv/ood bough, Will good St.
What to read after Tales of Terror And Wonder?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832 to read onlineMoreLess
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