The Minstrel
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They could not yet descend;So Rose suggested that they should proceedIn the direction of the headland's end, There straightway squat them on the grass and readThe books they'd brought; to this they all agreed, Then hastened onward though the sun was hot, And there beneath their sunshades with much speedAnd very much more chatter did they squat;In those parts foliage umbrageous there was not.
LI.
They must have read an hour when they discoveredExactly simultaneously that theyWere really hungry, ...so they all uncoveredTheir baskets of refreshment for the day, And laughed to see the paper fly away;They must, I think, have quite enjoyed their fareSo close above the music of the bay, No doubt it was delightful to be thereFanned by the soothing breath of the ozonic air.
LII.
They chatted, read, and dozed in alternation, And time had flitted as it always will, Flo recommended change of situation, Not pleased that they were tarrying there still;So all arose and forward urged untilThey saw afar some narrow steps and rude, Beginning some short distance up the hill, And which of course no sooner had they viewedThan thither they repaired as quickly as they could.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They could not yet descend;So Rose suggested that they should proceedIn the direction of the headland's end, There straightway squat them on the grass and readThe books they'd brought; to this they all agreed, Then hastened onward though the sun was hot, And there beneath their sunshades with much speedAnd very much more chatter did they squat;In those parts foliage umbrageous there was not.
LI.
They must have read an hour when they discoveredExactly simultaneously that theyWere really hungry, ...so they all uncoveredTheir baskets of refreshment for the day, And laughed to see the paper fly away;They must, I think, have quite enjoyed their fareSo close above the music of the bay, No doubt it was delightful to be thereFanned by the soothing breath of the ozonic air.
LII.
They chatted, read, and dozed in alternation, And time had flitted as it always will, Flo recommended change of situation, Not pleased that they were tarrying there still;So all arose and forward urged untilThey saw afar some narrow steps and rude, Beginning some short distance up the hill, And which of course no sooner had they viewedThan thither they repaired as quickly as they could.
What to read after The Minstrel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amott Lennox to read onlineMoreLess
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