The Poetry of Germany: Consisting of Selections From Upwards of Seventy of ...
The Poetry of Germany: Consisting of Selections From Upwards of Seventy of ...
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Mit des Jammers stummen Blicken Fleht sie zu dem harten Mann, Fleht umsonst, denn loszudrucken, Legt er schon den Bogen an ; Plotzlich aus der Felsenspalte Tritt der Geist, dev Bergesalte.
SCHILLER. 132 Wilt thou not await the flowers, Sweetly smiling on their bed ? Dark and drear the mountain lowers, There no flowers rear their head. "Let the flowers bloom and blow ! "Mother, mother, let me go !" And the boy went forth to chase, On, on, up the craggy pile, With blind daring's reckless pace, Th...rough the mountain's dark defile ! On before him, like the wind, Trembling flees the panting hind.
Fleetly climbs she to the verge Of the naked craggy steep, O'er the tempest-riven gorge Boundeth she with fearless leap : But behind her speeds the foe Recklessly with deadly bow.
O'er the chasm's fearful brink Hangs she, on the topmost height, Where the crags abruptly sink, And the path is lost to sight.
Fearful the abyss below !
Nearer, nearer comes the foe.
She, with silent looks of woe, Seeks to move his stony heart, Seeks in vain, he bends his bow, And prepares to launch the dart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mit des Jammers stummen Blicken Fleht sie zu dem harten Mann, Fleht umsonst, denn loszudrucken, Legt er schon den Bogen an ; Plotzlich aus der Felsenspalte Tritt der Geist, dev Bergesalte.
SCHILLER. 132 Wilt thou not await the flowers, Sweetly smiling on their bed ? Dark and drear the mountain lowers, There no flowers rear their head. "Let the flowers bloom and blow ! "Mother, mother, let me go !" And the boy went forth to chase, On, on, up the craggy pile, With blind daring's reckless pace, Th...rough the mountain's dark defile ! On before him, like the wind, Trembling flees the panting hind.
Fleetly climbs she to the verge Of the naked craggy steep, O'er the tempest-riven gorge Boundeth she with fearless leap : But behind her speeds the foe Recklessly with deadly bow.
O'er the chasm's fearful brink Hangs she, on the topmost height, Where the crags abruptly sink, And the path is lost to sight.
Fearful the abyss below !
Nearer, nearer comes the foe.
She, with silent looks of woe, Seeks to move his stony heart, Seeks in vain, he bends his bow, And prepares to launch the dart.
What to read after The Poetry of Germany: Consisting of Selections From Upwards of Seventy of ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Baskerville to read onlineMoreLess
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