The Lady of the Lake; a Poem in Six Cantos
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It may but thmider and pass o'er ; In slumber scaled a dizzy tower; Nor will I here remain an hour, And, on the verge that beetled o'er To draw the lightning on thy liower ; The ocean-tide's incessant roar.
For well thou know'st, at this gray head Dream'd calmly out their dangerous dream, The royal bolt were fiercest sped.
Till waken'd by the morning beam; For thee, who, at thy King's command.
"Wlien, dazzled by the eastern glow, Canst aid him with a gallant band.
Such startler cast his glance ...below, Submission, homage, humbled pride, And saw unmeasured depth around.
Shall turn the Monarch's wrath aside.
And heard unintermitted sound.
THE ISLAND.
29 Auil thought the battled fence so frail, Stooping his pinions' shadowy sway It waved like cobweb in the gale; — Upon the nighted pilgi-im's way : Amid his senses' giddy wheel, But, unrequited Love ! thy dart Did he not desperate impulse feel.
Plungcil deepest its envenom'd smart, Headlong to plunge himself below, And Roderick, with tliine anguish stung.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may but thmider and pass o'er ; In slumber scaled a dizzy tower; Nor will I here remain an hour, And, on the verge that beetled o'er To draw the lightning on thy liower ; The ocean-tide's incessant roar.
For well thou know'st, at this gray head Dream'd calmly out their dangerous dream, The royal bolt were fiercest sped.
Till waken'd by the morning beam; For thee, who, at thy King's command.
"Wlien, dazzled by the eastern glow, Canst aid him with a gallant band.
Such startler cast his glance ...below, Submission, homage, humbled pride, And saw unmeasured depth around.
Shall turn the Monarch's wrath aside.
And heard unintermitted sound.
THE ISLAND.
29 Auil thought the battled fence so frail, Stooping his pinions' shadowy sway It waved like cobweb in the gale; — Upon the nighted pilgi-im's way : Amid his senses' giddy wheel, But, unrequited Love ! thy dart Did he not desperate impulse feel.
Plungcil deepest its envenom'd smart, Headlong to plunge himself below, And Roderick, with tliine anguish stung.
What to read after The Lady of the Lake; a Poem in Six Cantos?
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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