The Poets And Poetry of the Nineteenth Century volume 10
The Poets And Poetry of the Nineteenth Century volume 10
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Last came an imp, — how unlike the rest!
A beautiful female form : (\nd her voice was like music, that, slecp-oppress'd, Sinks on some cradling zephyr's breast ; And whilst with a whisper his cheek she prcss'd, Her cheek felt soft and warm.
When over his shoulder she bent the light Of her soft eyes on to his page, It came like a moonbeam silver bright, And relieved him then with a mild delight. For the yellow lamp-lustre scorched his sight, That was weak with the mists of age.
374 R - H - D ALT...ON BARHAM.
Hey ! the good St. Anthony boggled his eyes Over the holy book : Ho, ho ! at the corners they 'gan to rise, For he knew that the thing had a lovely guise, And he could not choose but look. There are many devils that walk this world, — Devils large, and devils small ; Devils so meagre, and devils so stout ; Devils with horns, and devils without; Sly devils, that go with their tails upcurled, Bold devils, that carry them quite unfurled.
Meek devils, and devils that bawl ; Serious devils, and laughing devils ; Imps for churches, and imps for revels; Devils uncouth, and devils polite; Devils black, and devils white ; Devils foolish, and devils wise ; But a laughing woman, with two bright eyes, Is the worsest devil of all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Last came an imp, — how unlike the rest!
A beautiful female form : (\nd her voice was like music, that, slecp-oppress'd, Sinks on some cradling zephyr's breast ; And whilst with a whisper his cheek she prcss'd, Her cheek felt soft and warm.
When over his shoulder she bent the light Of her soft eyes on to his page, It came like a moonbeam silver bright, And relieved him then with a mild delight. For the yellow lamp-lustre scorched his sight, That was weak with the mists of age.
374 R - H - D ALT...ON BARHAM.
Hey ! the good St. Anthony boggled his eyes Over the holy book : Ho, ho ! at the corners they 'gan to rise, For he knew that the thing had a lovely guise, And he could not choose but look. There are many devils that walk this world, — Devils large, and devils small ; Devils so meagre, and devils so stout ; Devils with horns, and devils without; Sly devils, that go with their tails upcurled, Bold devils, that carry them quite unfurled.
Meek devils, and devils that bawl ; Serious devils, and laughing devils ; Imps for churches, and imps for revels; Devils uncouth, and devils polite; Devils black, and devils white ; Devils foolish, and devils wise ; But a laughing woman, with two bright eyes, Is the worsest devil of all.
What to read after The Poets And Poetry of the Nineteenth Century volume 10?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred H Alfred Henry Miles to read onlineMoreLess
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