The Poems And Dramas of Lord Byron
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too like in confidence arc each For man to trust to mortal look or speech; From deeds, and deeds alone, may he discern Truths which it wrings the unpractised heart to learn.
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And Lara call'd his ]:)age, and went his way — Well could that stripling word or sign obey: His only follower from those climes afar Where the soul glows beneath a brighter star; For Lara left the shore from whence he sprung.
In duty patient, and sedate though young; Silent as him he served, his faith appears Above his... station, and beyond his years.
Though not unknown the tongue of Lara's land, I In such from him he rarely heard command; But licet his step, and clear his tones would | come, [home: When Lara's lips breathed forth the words of Those accents, as his native mountains dear, Awake their absent echoes in his car, Friends', kindreds', parents', wonted voice recall, Now lost, abjured, for one — his friend, his all: For him earth now disclosed no other guide; What marvel, then, he rarely left his side?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
too like in confidence arc each For man to trust to mortal look or speech; From deeds, and deeds alone, may he discern Truths which it wrings the unpractised heart to learn.
XXV.
And Lara call'd his ]:)age, and went his way — Well could that stripling word or sign obey: His only follower from those climes afar Where the soul glows beneath a brighter star; For Lara left the shore from whence he sprung.
In duty patient, and sedate though young; Silent as him he served, his faith appears Above his... station, and beyond his years.
Though not unknown the tongue of Lara's land, I In such from him he rarely heard command; But licet his step, and clear his tones would | come, [home: When Lara's lips breathed forth the words of Those accents, as his native mountains dear, Awake their absent echoes in his car, Friends', kindreds', parents', wonted voice recall, Now lost, abjured, for one — his friend, his all: For him earth now disclosed no other guide; What marvel, then, he rarely left his side?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baron George Gordon Byron Byron to read onlineMoreLess
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