The Poetical Works of Anne Radcliffe
The Poetical Works of Anne Radcliffe
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Coffined in steely arms alone ; And, for carved se^pulchre of stone.
And foliaged vault of chorsd-aisle, The living oak^ with darker smile.
Shall arch it's broad leaves o'er his form.
Poor shroud and-guard horn sun and storm !
The woodlark sUall his requiem sing.
Perched high upon his branchy tomb ; And every mom, though mom of Spring, Shall o'er him spread a mournful gloom ; And every eve, at twilight pale.
His chantry-bird shall sweetly wail ; And glow-worms, with their watch-torch dear, Wait... mutely round his grassy bier.
Keeping aloof from his dark rest Reptiles, that haunt the hour, unblest ; Digitized by VjOOQIC 230 ST. ALITAK^S ABBET.
Till Other Mom her cold tear shed^ And 'balm anew the soldier dead« There was, who. from her distant bower.
Watched all that day St. Alban's tower.
As if its visage could hare shown The dreadful tale it looked upon^ And told to her the doubted fate Of him, on whom her fears await.
Who joined King Henry, on that mom.
Oh ! shall he to his shades return.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Coffined in steely arms alone ; And, for carved se^pulchre of stone.
And foliaged vault of chorsd-aisle, The living oak^ with darker smile.
Shall arch it's broad leaves o'er his form.
Poor shroud and-guard horn sun and storm !
The woodlark sUall his requiem sing.
Perched high upon his branchy tomb ; And every mom, though mom of Spring, Shall o'er him spread a mournful gloom ; And every eve, at twilight pale.
His chantry-bird shall sweetly wail ; And glow-worms, with their watch-torch dear, Wait... mutely round his grassy bier.
Keeping aloof from his dark rest Reptiles, that haunt the hour, unblest ; Digitized by VjOOQIC 230 ST. ALITAK^S ABBET.
Till Other Mom her cold tear shed^ And 'balm anew the soldier dead« There was, who. from her distant bower.
Watched all that day St. Alban's tower.
As if its visage could hare shown The dreadful tale it looked upon^ And told to her the doubted fate Of him, on whom her fears await.
Who joined King Henry, on that mom.
Oh ! shall he to his shades return.
What to read after The Poetical Works of Anne Radcliffe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Radcliffe Ann Ward to read onlineMoreLess
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