The King's Bell
The King's Bell
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When Felix saw the field was won, his heart, Glorying a moment, took the old king's part For sheerest pity. " Death to him," he said, THE KING'S BELL.
37 u Who dares to hurt a hair of his gray head !" Then spurring his white steed, away he went, The first to find and save him. In his tent, Girt by the few that scorned to fly, he lay, Bathed in his blood, that swiftly ebbed away, His son, Prince Irac, stooping at his side.
" Felix !" as he drew near, the old man cried.
Prince Irac started up, an...d snatched a spear — Rage in his eyes and soul. " Rash boy, come here," His father groaned. " You dare to disobey ?
Sir, I command you!" Felix turned away, His sweet thoughts changed to gall. "Like sire, like son; They hate me — the whole race. There was but one Who knew me as I am, and she is dead." " Felix ! — Go, call him back" (he raised his head, The king still regnant in his fading eye), "For I must speak with him before I die.
— Felix, I know thee now, and long have known, True man and good, too good to fill a throne ; Above the petty lust of Power, which brings Such woe to nations, and such death to kings !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Felix saw the field was won, his heart, Glorying a moment, took the old king's part For sheerest pity. " Death to him," he said, THE KING'S BELL.
37 u Who dares to hurt a hair of his gray head !" Then spurring his white steed, away he went, The first to find and save him. In his tent, Girt by the few that scorned to fly, he lay, Bathed in his blood, that swiftly ebbed away, His son, Prince Irac, stooping at his side.
" Felix !" as he drew near, the old man cried.
Prince Irac started up, an...d snatched a spear — Rage in his eyes and soul. " Rash boy, come here," His father groaned. " You dare to disobey ?
Sir, I command you!" Felix turned away, His sweet thoughts changed to gall. "Like sire, like son; They hate me — the whole race. There was but one Who knew me as I am, and she is dead." " Felix ! — Go, call him back" (he raised his head, The king still regnant in his fading eye), "For I must speak with him before I die.
— Felix, I know thee now, and long have known, True man and good, too good to fill a throne ; Above the petty lust of Power, which brings Such woe to nations, and such death to kings !
What to read after The King's Bell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stoddard Richard Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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