The Magic Word:
The Magic Word:
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56 THE DEEAMEB. [bOOK I* II.
High on his car, the brilliant God of day Descends, in glory, o'er the western sky.
And, as he whirls far-flashing on his way.
Tipping with fire the pillared clouds on high.
What gorgeous pictures greet the dazzled eye : Now, o'er the heavens, a raging ocean lies — Now armies rush to battle angrily — Now mountains, castles, giants huge suprise.
Till 'neath the wave he sinks, and softer scenes arise.
III.
Oh, who can look up to that sacred light, Nor feel his soul en...raptured pant, like mine.
To take triumphantly her heavenward flight : For, dare he deem that, when he shall resign That mortal part which doth the soul confine.
The joyous soul will perish equally — That ever restless soul, which doth combine A thousand mysteries in one — will lie, Unconscious, in a grave, through all Eternity ! — BOOK I.] CANTO FIEST. 57 IV.
It cannot be — came God-like man on earth Only to prove how firmly he could bear The woes which persecute him from his birth — Oh, must the heart, oppressed with cruel care, Thus, from the eye, distil the burning tear, Without the hope 't will have a sweet reward For every bitter pang it suffers here ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
56 THE DEEAMEB. [bOOK I* II.
High on his car, the brilliant God of day Descends, in glory, o'er the western sky.
And, as he whirls far-flashing on his way.
Tipping with fire the pillared clouds on high.
What gorgeous pictures greet the dazzled eye : Now, o'er the heavens, a raging ocean lies — Now armies rush to battle angrily — Now mountains, castles, giants huge suprise.
Till 'neath the wave he sinks, and softer scenes arise.
III.
Oh, who can look up to that sacred light, Nor feel his soul en...raptured pant, like mine.
To take triumphantly her heavenward flight : For, dare he deem that, when he shall resign That mortal part which doth the soul confine.
The joyous soul will perish equally — That ever restless soul, which doth combine A thousand mysteries in one — will lie, Unconscious, in a grave, through all Eternity ! — BOOK I.] CANTO FIEST. 57 IV.
It cannot be — came God-like man on earth Only to prove how firmly he could bear The woes which persecute him from his birth — Oh, must the heart, oppressed with cruel care, Thus, from the eye, distil the burning tear, Without the hope 't will have a sweet reward For every bitter pang it suffers here ?
What to read after The Magic Word:?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taveau, Augustin L. (Augustin Louis), 1828-1886 to read onlineMoreLess
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