The Fugitive And Other Poems
The Fugitive And Other Poems
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With no weapon at his side, Homewards see De Rougemont ride. Never struck he such a blow, Never conquered such a foe.
Passions cease, And all is peace; He has made a heaven below.
io6 S. FRANCIS DE SALES, i Why should I wish to have my will, And, seeking good, secure an ill ? Mid-life and age have only brought Fresh proof of what youth's trials taught.
'Twas thee I sought, with early zeal, Great Rome, to see and hear and feel, And weary with my wandering, chose A peaceful lodging for repose, Wh...ence I could watch with thoughtful eye Historic Tiber rolling by. From many a shrine my weary feet I dragged at eve to my retreat, And found it full of richer guests, Who urged and gained their harsh behests : The haughty menials cast me out, Homeless and faint, to roam about. That night a sudden tempest brake, 1 Life by Marsollier, b. 'i.
S. Francis de Sales. 107 The broad Campagna was a lake, And Tiber's flood by break of day Had swept the guilty house away.
Then, when my pilgrimage was o'er, I stood upon Ancona's shore, And there to suit my purpose found A vessel for fair Venice bound.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With no weapon at his side, Homewards see De Rougemont ride. Never struck he such a blow, Never conquered such a foe.
Passions cease, And all is peace; He has made a heaven below.
io6 S. FRANCIS DE SALES, i Why should I wish to have my will, And, seeking good, secure an ill ? Mid-life and age have only brought Fresh proof of what youth's trials taught.
'Twas thee I sought, with early zeal, Great Rome, to see and hear and feel, And weary with my wandering, chose A peaceful lodging for repose, Wh...ence I could watch with thoughtful eye Historic Tiber rolling by. From many a shrine my weary feet I dragged at eve to my retreat, And found it full of richer guests, Who urged and gained their harsh behests : The haughty menials cast me out, Homeless and faint, to roam about. That night a sudden tempest brake, 1 Life by Marsollier, b. 'i.
S. Francis de Sales. 107 The broad Campagna was a lake, And Tiber's flood by break of day Had swept the guilty house away.
Then, when my pilgrimage was o'er, I stood upon Ancona's shore, And there to suit my purpose found A vessel for fair Venice bound.
What to read after The Fugitive And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W E William Edward Heygate to read onlineMoreLess
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