The Lay of the First Minstrel a Poem
The Lay of the First Minstrel a Poem
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THE LAV OF THE FIRST MINSTIIKL. 21 XXXII.
Ah, jealousy! thou hated crime, Begot in thought, matured in time.
For hell alone rules o'er thy day.
And devils strew thy thorny way. --- Oh! let thy martyrs ever pray.
On suppliant knees— "away!— -away!" 'Twere better that the heart should turn To stone, than as an Etna burn.
Than sleeping, ever to awake With strings so racked, they strained to break, XXXIII.
Just as the whirlwind courts the breeze.
At first to fan, then rend the trees ; Just as the z...ephyrs, ocean charm.
By kissing that they would not harm, And only pass its surface o'er.
To lave a requiem to its shore.
Such as it seldom heard before ; And may that wreck return no more--- So will suspicion, lovers wring, And rend their bosoms string from string.
ta TiJE LAY OF THE FJUST . MlN>. TnEL.
XXXIV.
How truiiqiiil tlic onco anxious brciist^ Wlicn heiiveuly conitort soothes to rest, Which racked by every as^o and ill AN'hicli 'bitter life, can yet be still. Which balinv comfort---love divine--- Heals *' pouring in the oil and zoiue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE LAV OF THE FIRST MINSTIIKL. 21 XXXII.
Ah, jealousy! thou hated crime, Begot in thought, matured in time.
For hell alone rules o'er thy day.
And devils strew thy thorny way. --- Oh! let thy martyrs ever pray.
On suppliant knees— "away!— -away!" 'Twere better that the heart should turn To stone, than as an Etna burn.
Than sleeping, ever to awake With strings so racked, they strained to break, XXXIII.
Just as the whirlwind courts the breeze.
At first to fan, then rend the trees ; Just as the z...ephyrs, ocean charm.
By kissing that they would not harm, And only pass its surface o'er.
To lave a requiem to its shore.
Such as it seldom heard before ; And may that wreck return no more--- So will suspicion, lovers wring, And rend their bosoms string from string.
ta TiJE LAY OF THE FJUST . MlN>. TnEL.
XXXIV.
How truiiqiiil tlic onco anxious brciist^ Wlicn heiiveuly conitort soothes to rest, Which racked by every as^o and ill AN'hicli 'bitter life, can yet be still. Which balinv comfort---love divine--- Heals *' pouring in the oil and zoiue.
What to read after The Lay of the First Minstrel a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Grocott to read onlineMoreLess
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