The Poetical Works of Eliza Cook
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1 clanked the rusted fetter-links with white ribs, hard and dry, Till I had scared the crows away, and then away went I.
From East to West, from North to South, a roving life is mine; Now howling round the snow-topped fir, now toying with the vine From beggar's rags to prince's robes, from hut to court I go ; 1 rule the golden clouds above, and drive the waves below.
Away ! away ! I cannot stay, I hear the ploughboy's song- But I can chant as carelessly and whistle just as long : It comes again... up, up, my wings ! the saucy loon shall find He hath a goodly challenger in me, the angry Wind.
193 A GENTLE HEART.
A GENTLE Heart went forth, one day As many another heart has clone To take a strange and friendless way, And walk the mazy world alone.
It had no shield, no help, no guide, And soon that Heart began to find Hude foes come jostling side by side Darkness before, despair behind.
The beggar's rags that wrapped it round Met but the glance of bitter scorn ; And all the earth seemed desert ground, Where nothing flourished but the thorn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 clanked the rusted fetter-links with white ribs, hard and dry, Till I had scared the crows away, and then away went I.
From East to West, from North to South, a roving life is mine; Now howling round the snow-topped fir, now toying with the vine From beggar's rags to prince's robes, from hut to court I go ; 1 rule the golden clouds above, and drive the waves below.
Away ! away ! I cannot stay, I hear the ploughboy's song- But I can chant as carelessly and whistle just as long : It comes again... up, up, my wings ! the saucy loon shall find He hath a goodly challenger in me, the angry Wind.
193 A GENTLE HEART.
A GENTLE Heart went forth, one day As many another heart has clone To take a strange and friendless way, And walk the mazy world alone.
It had no shield, no help, no guide, And soon that Heart began to find Hude foes come jostling side by side Darkness before, despair behind.
The beggar's rags that wrapped it round Met but the glance of bitter scorn ; And all the earth seemed desert ground, Where nothing flourished but the thorn.
What to read after The Poetical Works of Eliza Cook?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cook Eliza to read onlineMoreLess
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