The Poems of Edmund Clarence Stedman
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Day after day her presence fed The fever at his heart ; Yet loyally the young knight scorned To play a traitor's part.
Only, when at her palfrey's side He bowed him by command.
Lightening her footfall to the earth.
He pressed her dainty hand ; A tender touch, as light as love, Soft as his heart's desire ; But aye, in Katherine's artless blood.
It woke no answering fire.
King Hal to gray Kimbolton came Erelong, and true love's sign, 364 SONG AT THE BARRICADE Unused in colder Arragon, She prayed ...him to divine : " Canst tell me, Sire," she said, " what mean The gentry of your land.
When softly, thus, and thus, they take And press a lady's hand ? " « Ha ! ha I" laughed Hal, " but tell me. Chick, Each answering in course, Do any press your hand ? " " O yes, My Master of the Horse." OfFto the wars her gallant went, And pushed the foremost dikes, And gashed his fair young form against A score of Flemish pikes.
Heart's blood ebbed fast ; but Montagu, Dipping a finger, wove These red words in his shield : " Dear Queen, I perish of your love !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Day after day her presence fed The fever at his heart ; Yet loyally the young knight scorned To play a traitor's part.
Only, when at her palfrey's side He bowed him by command.
Lightening her footfall to the earth.
He pressed her dainty hand ; A tender touch, as light as love, Soft as his heart's desire ; But aye, in Katherine's artless blood.
It woke no answering fire.
King Hal to gray Kimbolton came Erelong, and true love's sign, 364 SONG AT THE BARRICADE Unused in colder Arragon, She prayed ...him to divine : " Canst tell me, Sire," she said, " what mean The gentry of your land.
When softly, thus, and thus, they take And press a lady's hand ? " « Ha ! ha I" laughed Hal, " but tell me. Chick, Each answering in course, Do any press your hand ? " " O yes, My Master of the Horse." OfFto the wars her gallant went, And pushed the foremost dikes, And gashed his fair young form against A score of Flemish pikes.
Heart's blood ebbed fast ; but Montagu, Dipping a finger, wove These red words in his shield : " Dear Queen, I perish of your love !
What to read after The Poems of Edmund Clarence Stedman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stedman, Edmund Clarence, 1833-1908, Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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