The Poetical Works of Reginald Heber
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Strange was it to behold the enchanter's mien, Whose robe of various colours wildly rolled, And naked limbs, in battle seldom seen, And magic girdle all of graven gold, In uncouth wise his prophet frenzy told. Swart was his visage, and his raven hair Hung loose and long in many a tangled fold ; And his large eyeballs, with unearthly stare, Flashed on the withering host a wild portentous glare. Xxv. Fast by that fiend-born sire was Gawain placed, Gawain the gentlest of the knightly throng, 247 M...ORTE & ARTHUR, With ladies' love and minstrel honour graced, The good, the brave, the beautiful, the strong ; And, breathing fury, Modred spurred along, Sir Modred, sternest of the Table Round, Injurious chief, who recked nor right nor wrong, Yet forward in his suzerain's service found, And next to Arthur's self for princely lineage crowned. XXVI. But who is he the chief whose single might Girt by the Saxon host in desperate ring, With slender lance redeems the reeling fight, While death and conquest poised on dubious wing Hang o'er the strife his valour witnessing ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Strange was it to behold the enchanter's mien, Whose robe of various colours wildly rolled, And naked limbs, in battle seldom seen, And magic girdle all of graven gold, In uncouth wise his prophet frenzy told. Swart was his visage, and his raven hair Hung loose and long in many a tangled fold ; And his large eyeballs, with unearthly stare, Flashed on the withering host a wild portentous glare. Xxv. Fast by that fiend-born sire was Gawain placed, Gawain the gentlest of the knightly throng, 247 M...ORTE & ARTHUR, With ladies' love and minstrel honour graced, The good, the brave, the beautiful, the strong ; And, breathing fury, Modred spurred along, Sir Modred, sternest of the Table Round, Injurious chief, who recked nor right nor wrong, Yet forward in his suzerain's service found, And next to Arthur's self for princely lineage crowned. XXVI. But who is he the chief whose single might Girt by the Saxon host in desperate ring, With slender lance redeems the reeling fight, While death and conquest poised on dubious wing Hang o'er the strife his valour witnessing ?
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