The Poetical Works of William Lisle Bowles .. 2
The Poetical Works of William Lisle Bowles .. 2
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think, King, where thy own will be 1 He rests in peace ; f 122 BOWLSS' POEMS.
But erca a spot is to thj bones denied ; 845 I see thj carcase trodden under foot ; Thy children — his, with filial reverence.
Still think upon the spot where he is laid.
Though distant and far severed — ^but thy son,^ Thjr eldest born, ah 1 see, he lifts the sword 85o ' Against his father's breast ! Hark, hark I the chase Is up ! in that wild forest thou hast made !
The deer is flying — ^the loud horn resounds — Hurr...ah ! the arrow that laid Harold low, It flies, it trembles in the Red Ring's heart !^ Norman, Heaven's hand is on thee, and the curse Of this devoted land ! Hence, to thy throne !
The king a moment with compassion gazed, And now the clarions, and the horns, and trumps Rang louder ; the bright banners in the winds 3co Waved beautiful ; the neighing steeds aloft Mantled their manes, and up the valley flew.
And soon have lefb behind the glen, the cave Of solitary Editha, and sounds Of her last agony !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
think, King, where thy own will be 1 He rests in peace ; f 122 BOWLSS' POEMS.
But erca a spot is to thj bones denied ; 845 I see thj carcase trodden under foot ; Thy children — his, with filial reverence.
Still think upon the spot where he is laid.
Though distant and far severed — ^but thy son,^ Thjr eldest born, ah 1 see, he lifts the sword 85o ' Against his father's breast ! Hark, hark I the chase Is up ! in that wild forest thou hast made !
The deer is flying — ^the loud horn resounds — Hurr...ah ! the arrow that laid Harold low, It flies, it trembles in the Red Ring's heart !^ Norman, Heaven's hand is on thee, and the curse Of this devoted land ! Hence, to thy throne !
The king a moment with compassion gazed, And now the clarions, and the horns, and trumps Rang louder ; the bright banners in the winds 3co Waved beautiful ; the neighing steeds aloft Mantled their manes, and up the valley flew.
And soon have lefb behind the glen, the cave Of solitary Editha, and sounds Of her last agony !
What to read after The Poetical Works of William Lisle Bowles .. 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilfillan George to read onlineMoreLess
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