Tannhuser
Tannhuser
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Sometimes (so fancy mock d the fears she bred !) OR, THE BATTLE OF THE BARDS. 97 heard along the lone and eery land Low demon laughters ; and a sullen strain Of horror swell d upon the breeze ; and sounds. Of wizard dance, with shawm and timbrel, flew Ever betwixt waste air and wandering cloud O er pathless peaks. Then, in the distance toll d, Or seem d to toll, a knell : the breezes dropp d : And, in the sudden pause, that passing bell With ghostly summons bade him back return To where, till d...awn, a shade among the shades Of Wartburg, watching one lone tower, he saw A light that waned with all his earthly hopes. The calm Dawn came and from the eastern cliff, Athwart the glistening slopes and cold green copse, CalFd to him, careless of a grief not hers ; But he, from all her babbling birds, and all Her vexing sunlight, with a weary heart Drew close the darkness of the glens* and glades 98 TANNHAETJSER ; About him, flying through the forest deeps.
And day and night, dim eve and dewy dawn, Three times returning, went uncared for by ; And thrice the double twilights rose and fell About a land where nothing seem d the same, At eve or dawn, as in the time gone by.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sometimes (so fancy mock d the fears she bred !) OR, THE BATTLE OF THE BARDS. 97 heard along the lone and eery land Low demon laughters ; and a sullen strain Of horror swell d upon the breeze ; and sounds. Of wizard dance, with shawm and timbrel, flew Ever betwixt waste air and wandering cloud O er pathless peaks. Then, in the distance toll d, Or seem d to toll, a knell : the breezes dropp d : And, in the sudden pause, that passing bell With ghostly summons bade him back return To where, till d...awn, a shade among the shades Of Wartburg, watching one lone tower, he saw A light that waned with all his earthly hopes. The calm Dawn came and from the eastern cliff, Athwart the glistening slopes and cold green copse, CalFd to him, careless of a grief not hers ; But he, from all her babbling birds, and all Her vexing sunlight, with a weary heart Drew close the darkness of the glens* and glades 98 TANNHAETJSER ; About him, flying through the forest deeps.
And day and night, dim eve and dewy dawn, Three times returning, went uncared for by ; And thrice the double twilights rose and fell About a land where nothing seem d the same, At eve or dawn, as in the time gone by.
What to read after Tannhuser?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julian Henry Charles Fane to read onlineMoreLess
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