The Complete Poetical Works
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And the bent boughs resumed their sway.
And Bertram held it wise, unseen.
Deeper to plunge in coppice green.
Thus, circled in bis coil, the snake, When roving hunters beat the brake.
Watches with red and glistening eye, 150 Prepared, if heedless step draw nigh, With forked tongue and venomed fang Instant to dart the deadly pang; But if the intruders turn aside.
Away his coils unfolded glide.
And through the deep savannah wind.
Some undisturbed retreat to find.
But Bertram, as he backward drew, ...And heard the loud pursuit renew.
And Redmond's hollo on the wind, 160 Oft muttered in his savage mind — ' Redmond O'Neale ! were thou and I Alone this day's event to try.
With not a second here to see But the gray cliff and oaken tree.
That voice of thine that shouts so loud Should ne'er repeat its summons proud !
No I nor e'er try its melting power Again in maiden's summer bower.' Eluded, now behind him die 17a Faint and more faint each hostile cry; He stands in Scaigill wood alone, Nor hears he now a harsher tone Than the hoarse cushat's plaintive cry, Or Greta's sound that murmurs by; And on the dale, so lone and wild, The summer, sun in quiet smiled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the bent boughs resumed their sway.
And Bertram held it wise, unseen.
Deeper to plunge in coppice green.
Thus, circled in bis coil, the snake, When roving hunters beat the brake.
Watches with red and glistening eye, 150 Prepared, if heedless step draw nigh, With forked tongue and venomed fang Instant to dart the deadly pang; But if the intruders turn aside.
Away his coils unfolded glide.
And through the deep savannah wind.
Some undisturbed retreat to find.
But Bertram, as he backward drew, ...And heard the loud pursuit renew.
And Redmond's hollo on the wind, 160 Oft muttered in his savage mind — ' Redmond O'Neale ! were thou and I Alone this day's event to try.
With not a second here to see But the gray cliff and oaken tree.
That voice of thine that shouts so loud Should ne'er repeat its summons proud !
No I nor e'er try its melting power Again in maiden's summer bower.' Eluded, now behind him die 17a Faint and more faint each hostile cry; He stands in Scaigill wood alone, Nor hears he now a harsher tone Than the hoarse cushat's plaintive cry, Or Greta's sound that murmurs by; And on the dale, so lone and wild, The summer, sun in quiet smiled.
What to read after The Complete Poetical Works?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832 to read onlineMoreLess
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