The Poetical Works of Owen Meredith Pseud Robert Lord Lytton
The Poetical Works of Owen Meredith Pseud Robert Lord Lytton
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Strike, strike the piano! beat loud at the wall ! Let wealthy old Lycus with jeal- ousy groan Next door, while fair Chloris responds to the call, Too fair to be supping with Lycus alone.
There is Celestine singing, and Eu- gene is swearing. — Li the midst of the laughter, the oaths, and the songs. Falls a knock at the door ; but there's nobody hearing : Each, uninterrupted, the revel pro- longs.
Said I . . . "nobody hearing?" one only ; — the guest, The morose English stranger, so dull to the c...harms Of Clarisse, and Juliette, Celestine, and the rest ; Who sits, cold as a stone, with a girl in his arms.
Once, twice, and three times, he has heard it repeated ; And louder, and fiercer, each time the somid falls. And his cheek is death pale, 'mid the others so heated ; There's a step at the door, too, his fancy recalls.
And he rises . . . (just so an automa- ton rises, — Some man of mechanics made up, — that must move In the way that the wheel moves within him ; — there lies his Sole path fixt before him, below and above).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Strike, strike the piano! beat loud at the wall ! Let wealthy old Lycus with jeal- ousy groan Next door, while fair Chloris responds to the call, Too fair to be supping with Lycus alone.
There is Celestine singing, and Eu- gene is swearing. — Li the midst of the laughter, the oaths, and the songs. Falls a knock at the door ; but there's nobody hearing : Each, uninterrupted, the revel pro- longs.
Said I . . . "nobody hearing?" one only ; — the guest, The morose English stranger, so dull to the c...harms Of Clarisse, and Juliette, Celestine, and the rest ; Who sits, cold as a stone, with a girl in his arms.
Once, twice, and three times, he has heard it repeated ; And louder, and fiercer, each time the somid falls. And his cheek is death pale, 'mid the others so heated ; There's a step at the door, too, his fancy recalls.
And he rises . . . (just so an automa- ton rises, — Some man of mechanics made up, — that must move In the way that the wheel moves within him ; — there lies his Sole path fixt before him, below and above).
What to read after The Poetical Works of Owen Meredith Pseud Robert Lord Lytton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Robert Bulwer Lytton Lytton to read onlineMoreLess
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