The Secret Way
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" [4*] Slow-dipped the idle sail without the bay Sun-smitten in the drowsy afternoon; Unimaged in the ripples purple play White reefs of clouds on airy shores were strewn.
All fairly the shadows fell and soon When gloaming was poured soft on beach and foam The sea gave up a silver shell the moon. Then tenderly she turned who longed to roam Afar and whispered : "Love, would that our way led home!" Nearby upon a rainbow drift of weeds The old nurse mumbled at her prayers and charms, And now her s...haking fingers felt her beads, And now in incantation her old arms Were raised to shadowy powers. Grim alarms Beset the gaping ones when love appears! And never lovers glance or kiss half warms [45] The world but that some dotard nods and leers And all the charnel souls are tip-toe with their fears.
Now silently across the glimmering sands Slow-paced the lady and the stranger knight, And there were clinging lips and clinging hands And all the uses of the hour were bright ; But when they came to where the moon was white Upon the wet weeds, there the old dame lay Stark on the sea-moss and the labyrinth light Eeceived her soul that knew it not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" [4*] Slow-dipped the idle sail without the bay Sun-smitten in the drowsy afternoon; Unimaged in the ripples purple play White reefs of clouds on airy shores were strewn.
All fairly the shadows fell and soon When gloaming was poured soft on beach and foam The sea gave up a silver shell the moon. Then tenderly she turned who longed to roam Afar and whispered : "Love, would that our way led home!" Nearby upon a rainbow drift of weeds The old nurse mumbled at her prayers and charms, And now her s...haking fingers felt her beads, And now in incantation her old arms Were raised to shadowy powers. Grim alarms Beset the gaping ones when love appears! And never lovers glance or kiss half warms [45] The world but that some dotard nods and leers And all the charnel souls are tip-toe with their fears.
Now silently across the glimmering sands Slow-paced the lady and the stranger knight, And there were clinging lips and clinging hands And all the uses of the hour were bright ; But when they came to where the moon was white Upon the wet weeds, there the old dame lay Stark on the sea-moss and the labyrinth light Eeceived her soul that knew it not.
What to read after The Secret Way?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gale Zona to read onlineMoreLess
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