The Songs of Ind
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VII.
A hand that beckoned, thin and white, Undine !
A whispered sound of deep affright, Undine !
A shrieked farewell ! a last good night !
From out the storm three flashes bright, And you were gone from out my sight, Undine !
VIII.
And by that bank I'm sitting now, Undine !
With heavy hand upon my brow, Undine !
The skies are bright the grasses grow ; The woods are green the waters flow ; All things are here but where art thou, Undine ?
FREEDOM TO GARIBALDI.
(After the Battle of Mentana. ) H ! ...behold where my bauner is lying On the field where thy remnant of slain Hath gathered around thee in dying To raise it and wave it again. Let it lie with the hopes I have cherished, Since death is not all that remains ; Let it perish with those that have perished, Nor wave o'er thy chains.
II.
" I have sat on the heights while the Ages Have rolled on their measureless way, I have waited and watched, for the sages Had told me the hour and the day ; Nor wept while my children were weeping ; My dim eye looked dry on their pains ; Oh !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VII.
A hand that beckoned, thin and white, Undine !
A whispered sound of deep affright, Undine !
A shrieked farewell ! a last good night !
From out the storm three flashes bright, And you were gone from out my sight, Undine !
VIII.
And by that bank I'm sitting now, Undine !
With heavy hand upon my brow, Undine !
The skies are bright the grasses grow ; The woods are green the waters flow ; All things are here but where art thou, Undine ?
FREEDOM TO GARIBALDI.
(After the Battle of Mentana. ) H ! ...behold where my bauner is lying On the field where thy remnant of slain Hath gathered around thee in dying To raise it and wave it again. Let it lie with the hopes I have cherished, Since death is not all that remains ; Let it perish with those that have perished, Nor wave o'er thy chains.
II.
" I have sat on the heights while the Ages Have rolled on their measureless way, I have waited and watched, for the sages Had told me the hour and the day ; Nor wept while my children were weeping ; My dim eye looked dry on their pains ; Oh !
What to read after The Songs of Ind?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Augustine Stack to read onlineMoreLess
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