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One blow. Death never aim'd that did not strike, Nor will, tho' dread Eternity the mark !
A universal conqueror I'll be.
I take mine aim and all things reel around, I shoot — they fiiU and all 's Oblivion.
Ye high Immortals tremble — tremble ye!
Death as immortal is — your foe for aye.
I am all fire ! I'd pluck down firm-fixed Heaven !
THE CLOSING SCENE. 85 Death hatli awoke — his strength almighty woke, Then deeds of desperation are at hand.
The thunderbolt hangs silent — would have wing!
Obli...vion ! Ho ! I'll reign the king of thee Till God's Millennial Day shall sink to Night And her wan ghost howls o'er Eternal-hills !
Why thus to self do I soliloquize ?
My bellow 's loud above the thunder's roar.
^I face thee — Tyrant! I — Hell's comet fell, Breathing destruction sure to all that live !
Hah ! doth my fury's flame light up these caves, And glimmer thus thy cheek ne'er lit before?
I would annihilation was my look, Thou shouldst be Chaos then as quick as thought, And I, Oblivion's crown'd instead of thee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One blow. Death never aim'd that did not strike, Nor will, tho' dread Eternity the mark !
A universal conqueror I'll be.
I take mine aim and all things reel around, I shoot — they fiiU and all 's Oblivion.
Ye high Immortals tremble — tremble ye!
Death as immortal is — your foe for aye.
I am all fire ! I'd pluck down firm-fixed Heaven !
THE CLOSING SCENE. 85 Death hatli awoke — his strength almighty woke, Then deeds of desperation are at hand.
The thunderbolt hangs silent — would have wing!
Obli...vion ! Ho ! I'll reign the king of thee Till God's Millennial Day shall sink to Night And her wan ghost howls o'er Eternal-hills !
Why thus to self do I soliloquize ?
My bellow 's loud above the thunder's roar.
^I face thee — Tyrant! I — Hell's comet fell, Breathing destruction sure to all that live !
Hah ! doth my fury's flame light up these caves, And glimmer thus thy cheek ne'er lit before?
I would annihilation was my look, Thou shouldst be Chaos then as quick as thought, And I, Oblivion's crown'd instead of thee.
What to read after The Closing Scene:?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Woodmansee, James, 1814-1887. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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