The book of Ballads
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Oltr, ^lasgotD. TJornt.
1|e. FioaIs. Ane»t)aIpaunt. Iinpc]^te«maist. Tnri{ikan. Fpcf)tt. . .
Here the letters failed outright, but I knew That a stout crusading lord, who had crossed the Jordan's ford. Lay there beneath the sward, Wet with dew.
Time and tide they passed away, on that pleasant summer's day. And around me as I lay, all grew old : Sank the chimneys from the town, and the clouds of vapour brown 'No longer, like a crown.
O'er it rolled.
Sank the great Saint Eollox stalk, like a pile... of dingy chalk ; Disappeared the cypress walk, and the flowers. XVnd a donjon keep arose, that might baffle any foes, "With its men-at-arms in rows.
On its towers.
^.
THE BOOK OF BALLADS.
And the flag that flaunted there, showed the grim and grizzly bear, AYhich the Bogles always wear for their crest. And I heard the warder call, as he stood upon the wall, '' Wake ye up ! my comrades all, From your rest !
I ^^Por by the blessed rood, there's a glimpse of armour good In the deep Cowcaddens wood, o'er the stream ; And I hear the stifled hum, of a multitude that come, Though they have not beat the drum It would seem !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oltr, ^lasgotD. TJornt.
1|e. FioaIs. Ane»t)aIpaunt. Iinpc]^te«maist. Tnri{ikan. Fpcf)tt. . .
Here the letters failed outright, but I knew That a stout crusading lord, who had crossed the Jordan's ford. Lay there beneath the sward, Wet with dew.
Time and tide they passed away, on that pleasant summer's day. And around me as I lay, all grew old : Sank the chimneys from the town, and the clouds of vapour brown 'No longer, like a crown.
O'er it rolled.
Sank the great Saint Eollox stalk, like a pile... of dingy chalk ; Disappeared the cypress walk, and the flowers. XVnd a donjon keep arose, that might baffle any foes, "With its men-at-arms in rows.
On its towers.
^.
THE BOOK OF BALLADS.
And the flag that flaunted there, showed the grim and grizzly bear, AYhich the Bogles always wear for their crest. And I heard the warder call, as he stood upon the wall, '' Wake ye up ! my comrades all, From your rest !
I ^^Por by the blessed rood, there's a glimpse of armour good In the deep Cowcaddens wood, o'er the stream ; And I hear the stifled hum, of a multitude that come, Though they have not beat the drum It would seem !
What to read after The book of Ballads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martin Theodore to read onlineMoreLess
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