The Blessed Damozel a book of Lyrics Chosen From the Works of Dante Gabriel Ros
The Blessed Damozel a book of Lyrics Chosen From the Works of Dante Gabriel Ros
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Little brother. " (O Mother, Mary Mother, The way is long, between Hell and Heaven !) Ixviii " A lady's here, hy a dark steed brought.
Sister Helen, So darkly clad, I saw her not. '' " See her now or never see aught, U'ttle brother!" (O Mother, Mary Mother, What more to see, between Hell and Heaven?) •' Her hood falls back, and the moon shines fair, Sister Helen, On the Ladv of Ewern's golden hair'' " Blest hour of my power and her despair, Uttle brother!" (O Mother, Mary Mother, Hour blest and... bann'd, between Hell and Heaven !) " Tale, pale her cheeks that in pride did glow.
Sister Helen, 'Neath the bridal-wreath three days ago. " " One morn for pride and three days for woe, Uttle brother!" (O Mother, Mary Mother, Three days, three nights, between Hell and Heaven !) " Her clasped bands stretch from her bending head.
Sister Helen; With the loud wind's wail her sobs are wedP " \^hat wedding-strains hath her bridal-bed, Uttle brother}" (O Mother, Mary Mother, What strain but death's, between Hell and Heaven ?) " She may not speak, she sinks in a swoon, Sister Helen, — She lifts her lips and gasps on the moon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Little brother. " (O Mother, Mary Mother, The way is long, between Hell and Heaven !) Ixviii " A lady's here, hy a dark steed brought.
Sister Helen, So darkly clad, I saw her not. '' " See her now or never see aught, U'ttle brother!" (O Mother, Mary Mother, What more to see, between Hell and Heaven?) •' Her hood falls back, and the moon shines fair, Sister Helen, On the Ladv of Ewern's golden hair'' " Blest hour of my power and her despair, Uttle brother!" (O Mother, Mary Mother, Hour blest and... bann'd, between Hell and Heaven !) " Tale, pale her cheeks that in pride did glow.
Sister Helen, 'Neath the bridal-wreath three days ago. " " One morn for pride and three days for woe, Uttle brother!" (O Mother, Mary Mother, Three days, three nights, between Hell and Heaven !) " Her clasped bands stretch from her bending head.
Sister Helen; With the loud wind's wail her sobs are wedP " \^hat wedding-strains hath her bridal-bed, Uttle brother}" (O Mother, Mary Mother, What strain but death's, between Hell and Heaven ?) " She may not speak, she sinks in a swoon, Sister Helen, — She lifts her lips and gasps on the moon.
What to read after The Blessed Damozel a book of Lyrics Chosen From the Works of Dante Gabriel Ros?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rossetti, Dante Gabriel, 1828-1882 to read onlineMoreLess
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