The Quest of Sir Bertrand And Other Poems
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108 A NORTHERN FANTASY.
Ever through airy veils, Her bright ice-spindle speeds, And her sweet song not fails. Careless of earth's wild needs - What, though a mother wails. Or many a nation bleeds ?
Some day, they say, in fire And glare of ruin fell Shall perish her desire. With every magic spell, Consumed on lurid pyre — I know not : who can tell ?
109 THE PALMER GREY.
A palmer's staff was in his hand, Grey palmer's weeds he wore, With sandal shoon, from Holy Land, He trod fair England's shore.... In pious zest He smote his breast, And said " Confiteor ! " The merry, merry hunt was out, The hunter's horn rang free ; With horse and hound the blithesome rout Flashed by him on the lea. He bent his head, And softly said Another "Hail. Marie!" 110 THE PALMER OBEY.
With solemn pace he walked beside The streamlet's mossy rim, Where lovers twain sat side by side, And reckoned nought of him. With stifled moan. He did intone A penitential hymn.
Upon the white high-road he met A merchant, with his train Of bales of silk on palfreys set, And glare of jewels vain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
108 A NORTHERN FANTASY.
Ever through airy veils, Her bright ice-spindle speeds, And her sweet song not fails. Careless of earth's wild needs - What, though a mother wails. Or many a nation bleeds ?
Some day, they say, in fire And glare of ruin fell Shall perish her desire. With every magic spell, Consumed on lurid pyre — I know not : who can tell ?
109 THE PALMER GREY.
A palmer's staff was in his hand, Grey palmer's weeds he wore, With sandal shoon, from Holy Land, He trod fair England's shore.... In pious zest He smote his breast, And said " Confiteor ! " The merry, merry hunt was out, The hunter's horn rang free ; With horse and hound the blithesome rout Flashed by him on the lea. He bent his head, And softly said Another "Hail. Marie!" 110 THE PALMER OBEY.
With solemn pace he walked beside The streamlet's mossy rim, Where lovers twain sat side by side, And reckoned nought of him. With stifled moan. He did intone A penitential hymn.
Upon the white high-road he met A merchant, with his train Of bales of silk on palfreys set, And glare of jewels vain.
What to read after The Quest of Sir Bertrand And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Hippisley Domenichetti to read onlineMoreLess
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