The Principles And Progress of English Poetry
The Principles And Progress of English Poetry
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Or Gareth. telling some prodigious tale Of knights who sliced a red life-bubbling way Thro' twenty folds of twisted dragon, held 500 All in a gap-mouth'd circle his good mates Lying or sitting round him, idle hands, Charm'd ; till Sir Kay, the seneschal, would come Blustering upon them, like a sudden wind Among dead leaves, and drive them all apart. 505 Or when the thralls had sport among themselves, So there were any trial of mastery, He, by two yards in casting bar or stone, Was counted best ...; and if there chanced a joust.
So that Sir Kay nodded him leave to go, 510 Would hurry thither, and when he saw the knights Clash like the coming and retiring wave, And the spear spring, and good horse reel, the boy Was half beyond himself for ecstasy.
So for a month he wrought among the thralls ; 515 But in the weeks that followed, the good Queen, Repentant of the word she made him swear, And saddening in her childless castle, sent, Between the in-crescent and de-crescent moon, Arms for her son, and loosed him from his vow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or Gareth. telling some prodigious tale Of knights who sliced a red life-bubbling way Thro' twenty folds of twisted dragon, held 500 All in a gap-mouth'd circle his good mates Lying or sitting round him, idle hands, Charm'd ; till Sir Kay, the seneschal, would come Blustering upon them, like a sudden wind Among dead leaves, and drive them all apart. 505 Or when the thralls had sport among themselves, So there were any trial of mastery, He, by two yards in casting bar or stone, Was counted best ...; and if there chanced a joust.
So that Sir Kay nodded him leave to go, 510 Would hurry thither, and when he saw the knights Clash like the coming and retiring wave, And the spear spring, and good horse reel, the boy Was half beyond himself for ecstasy.
So for a month he wrought among the thralls ; 515 But in the weeks that followed, the good Queen, Repentant of the word she made him swear, And saddening in her childless castle, sent, Between the in-crescent and de-crescent moon, Arms for her son, and loosed him from his vow.
What to read after The Principles And Progress of English Poetry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Mills Gayley & Clement C. Young to read onlineMoreLess
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