The Baron's Yule Feast: a Christmas Rhyme
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CANTO III.
Mirth-verse from thee, rude leveller! Of late, thy dungeon-harpings were Of discontent and wrong; And we, the Privileged, were banned For cumber-grounds of fatherland, In thy drear prison-song.
What fellowship hast thou with times When love-thralled minstrels chaunted rhymes At feast, in feudal hall, -- And peasant churls, a saucy crew, Fantastic o'er their wassail grew, Forgetful of their thrall?-- Lordlings, your scorn awhile forbear, -- And with the homely Past compare You...r tinselled show and state! Mark, if your selfish grandeurs cold On human hearts so firm a hold For ye, and yours, create As they possessed, whose breasts though rude Glowed with the warmth of brotherhood For all who toiled, through youth and age, T' enrich their force-won heritage!
Mark, if ye feel your swollen pride Secure, ere ye begin to chide! Then, lordlings, though ye may discard The measures I rehearse, Slight not the lessons of the bard-- The moral of his verse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CANTO III.
Mirth-verse from thee, rude leveller! Of late, thy dungeon-harpings were Of discontent and wrong; And we, the Privileged, were banned For cumber-grounds of fatherland, In thy drear prison-song.
What fellowship hast thou with times When love-thralled minstrels chaunted rhymes At feast, in feudal hall, -- And peasant churls, a saucy crew, Fantastic o'er their wassail grew, Forgetful of their thrall?-- Lordlings, your scorn awhile forbear, -- And with the homely Past compare You...r tinselled show and state! Mark, if your selfish grandeurs cold On human hearts so firm a hold For ye, and yours, create As they possessed, whose breasts though rude Glowed with the warmth of brotherhood For all who toiled, through youth and age, T' enrich their force-won heritage!
Mark, if ye feel your swollen pride Secure, ere ye begin to chide! Then, lordlings, though ye may discard The measures I rehearse, Slight not the lessons of the bard-- The moral of his verse.
What to read after The Baron's Yule Feast: a Christmas Rhyme?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cooper Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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