The Romaunt of Lady Helen Clyde
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21 "Hear me, father, hear my story; there is one I ll wed or no man ; I would rather choose a cottage than a castle by the sea ! Is he noble ? Aye, believe me, noble as the noblest Roman Father, tis our gifted friend, the artist, Mortimer Du Vee. " 22 " Silence, girl ! " exclaimed her Either, " never shall your wish be granted ! Rather would I see you lying, cola and still, to wake no more ; He shall leave our home this moment, he who has your wits enchanted, And he ne er again as guest shall c...ross the threshold of our door ! " 23 With an eloquence of silence and a rhetoric of sadness, Helen gazed upon her father for a while then softly said : " Be it so ! " Twas all she uttered ; but, alas ! the wonted gladness Ne er regained its old dominion ; for her heart in secret bled.
2 4 All that night within her chamber Lady Helen, broken-hearted, Watched the moonbeams weirdly falling on the silver waves below ; Thought and wept about her lover, who that evening had departed, And the great, pure stars in heaven paled beneath her hopeless woe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
21 "Hear me, father, hear my story; there is one I ll wed or no man ; I would rather choose a cottage than a castle by the sea ! Is he noble ? Aye, believe me, noble as the noblest Roman Father, tis our gifted friend, the artist, Mortimer Du Vee. " 22 " Silence, girl ! " exclaimed her Either, " never shall your wish be granted ! Rather would I see you lying, cola and still, to wake no more ; He shall leave our home this moment, he who has your wits enchanted, And he ne er again as guest shall c...ross the threshold of our door ! " 23 With an eloquence of silence and a rhetoric of sadness, Helen gazed upon her father for a while then softly said : " Be it so ! " Twas all she uttered ; but, alas ! the wonted gladness Ne er regained its old dominion ; for her heart in secret bled.
2 4 All that night within her chamber Lady Helen, broken-hearted, Watched the moonbeams weirdly falling on the silver waves below ; Thought and wept about her lover, who that evening had departed, And the great, pure stars in heaven paled beneath her hopeless woe.
What to read after The Romaunt of Lady Helen Clyde?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abram Lent Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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