The Lady of Lipari a Poem in Three Cantos
The Lady of Lipari a Poem in Three Cantos
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Should ought of ill Befal me there, no hand your homeward way Will hinder. ' * Nay ! oh, friend. This risk for me -' * God keep thee, lady ; might it greater be !
' 'Tis best for all, perchance for him — no more !
Enough ! in action's hour let words be few ! Wait but awhile, and well I hope before The fall of night to find good friends and true. So half our task were done, for great the power Of him who props a realm when dangers lower ! ' He ceased, and for awhile none spoke again ; Then said ...the fisher, ' Since it needs must be.
I02 The Lady of Lipari.
One warning word I pray you not disdain.
A Frankish knight should they of Tunis see In Frankish garb, I trow his Hfe were short ! Then hear me now, and ere we win the port ' This cloak I pray thee take. 'Tis worn and old — The better ! See ! 'twill hide thy rich attire From head to foot ! 'Tis well ! As thou dost hold Thy life of worth, take heed ! Why, now thy sire Might miss his son ! This cap hath made thy face A fisher's own. Our Lady give thee grace !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Should ought of ill Befal me there, no hand your homeward way Will hinder. ' * Nay ! oh, friend. This risk for me -' * God keep thee, lady ; might it greater be !
' 'Tis best for all, perchance for him — no more !
Enough ! in action's hour let words be few ! Wait but awhile, and well I hope before The fall of night to find good friends and true. So half our task were done, for great the power Of him who props a realm when dangers lower ! ' He ceased, and for awhile none spoke again ; Then said ...the fisher, ' Since it needs must be.
I02 The Lady of Lipari.
One warning word I pray you not disdain.
A Frankish knight should they of Tunis see In Frankish garb, I trow his Hfe were short ! Then hear me now, and ere we win the port ' This cloak I pray thee take. 'Tis worn and old — The better ! See ! 'twill hide thy rich attire From head to foot ! 'Tis well ! As thou dost hold Thy life of worth, take heed ! Why, now thy sire Might miss his son ! This cap hath made thy face A fisher's own. Our Lady give thee grace !
What to read after The Lady of Lipari a Poem in Three Cantos?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Casserly Gordon to read onlineMoreLess
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