The Poetical Works
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They fought like fiends (give the fiend his due ! ) — We fought like fops, it was thus they won. Holdsworth is living for aught I know, At least he was living two years ago.
And Guy — Lord Guy — so stately and stern, He is changed, I met him at Winchester ; He has grown quite gloomy and taciturn.
Gwendoline — why do you ask for her ? Died ! as her mother had died before — Died giving birth to the baby Guy ! Did my voice shake ? Then am I fool the more.
Sooner or later we all must die : But, at ...least, let us live while we live to-night, The days may be dark, but the lamps are bright.
For to me the sunlight seems worn and wan : The sun, he is losing his splendour now — He can never shine as of old he shone On her glorious hair and glittering brow. Ah ! those days that were, when my beard was black, Now I have only the nights that are. What, landlord, ho ! bring in haste, burnt sack And a flask of your fiercest usquebaugh. You, Cuthbert ! surely you know by heart The story of her and of Britomarte.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They fought like fiends (give the fiend his due ! ) — We fought like fops, it was thus they won. Holdsworth is living for aught I know, At least he was living two years ago.
And Guy — Lord Guy — so stately and stern, He is changed, I met him at Winchester ; He has grown quite gloomy and taciturn.
Gwendoline — why do you ask for her ? Died ! as her mother had died before — Died giving birth to the baby Guy ! Did my voice shake ? Then am I fool the more.
Sooner or later we all must die : But, at ...least, let us live while we live to-night, The days may be dark, but the lamps are bright.
For to me the sunlight seems worn and wan : The sun, he is losing his splendour now — He can never shine as of old he shone On her glorious hair and glittering brow. Ah ! those days that were, when my beard was black, Now I have only the nights that are. What, landlord, ho ! bring in haste, burnt sack And a flask of your fiercest usquebaugh. You, Cuthbert ! surely you know by heart The story of her and of Britomarte.
What to read after The Poetical Works?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gordon Adam Lindsay to read onlineMoreLess
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