The Holms of Woodwick a Legend of Shetland
The Holms of Woodwick a Legend of Shetland
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And mistress of yon starry empery ! Good-bye !
(They strain to one more kiss, and part. ) SCENE VIII The sea off Woodwick.
Ericsson {sailing homewards alone from the fishing grounds. ) What has he seen, that he should readily — Not to say tamely — lose self-confidence ? What has he seen, that I have never guessed ? " Your little bird has flown. " How dared the man Talk such absurdities : presume to know What I, her father, know not !
This I know, That Helga never hid herself from me : Her life,... and all its hopes and joys and fears, Are spread an open book for me to read. Would she conceal so great a thing as love Had it yet touched her life ?
Spoke she not truth When at my hints of love that soon must dawn, As from our winter dawns the ice-gript sun, She heaped assurance high with maiden scorn ? " To live and die in my dear Woodwick ! " Thus, And thus she spake.
Again, 'twas but a month Or three weeks since — within this very boat — She merrily disowned all fancy of the day When one might come and steal her for a bride, And leave me desolate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And mistress of yon starry empery ! Good-bye !
(They strain to one more kiss, and part. ) SCENE VIII The sea off Woodwick.
Ericsson {sailing homewards alone from the fishing grounds. ) What has he seen, that he should readily — Not to say tamely — lose self-confidence ? What has he seen, that I have never guessed ? " Your little bird has flown. " How dared the man Talk such absurdities : presume to know What I, her father, know not !
This I know, That Helga never hid herself from me : Her life,... and all its hopes and joys and fears, Are spread an open book for me to read. Would she conceal so great a thing as love Had it yet touched her life ?
Spoke she not truth When at my hints of love that soon must dawn, As from our winter dawns the ice-gript sun, She heaped assurance high with maiden scorn ? " To live and die in my dear Woodwick ! " Thus, And thus she spake.
Again, 'twas but a month Or three weeks since — within this very boat — She merrily disowned all fancy of the day When one might come and steal her for a bride, And leave me desolate.
What to read after The Holms of Woodwick a Legend of Shetland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A D H Alexander Dean Hugh Allan to read onlineMoreLess
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