The Story of Idylls of the King
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" I better prize The living dog than the dead lion: away I cannot brook to gaze upon the dead." Then leapt her palfrey o'er the fallen oak.
And bounding forward, " Leave them to the wolves." But when their foreheads felt the cooling air, Balin first woke, and seeing that true face.
Familiar up from cradle-time, so wan, Crawl'd slowly with low moans to where he lay, And on his dying brother cast him- self Dying; and he lifted faint eyes; he felt One near him; all at once they found the world.
St...aring wild-wide; then with a child- like wail.
And drawing down the dim disas- trous brow That o'er him hung, he kiss'd it> moan'd and spake: " O Balin, Balin, I that fain had died To save thy life, have brought thee to thy death.
Why had ye not the shield I knew?
and why Trampled ye thus on that which bare the Crown ? " Then Balin told him brokenly, and in gasps, All that had chanced, and Balan moan'd again.
" Brother, I dwelt a day in Pel- lam's hall : This Garlon mock'd me, but I heeded not.
And one said, ' Eat in peace !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I better prize The living dog than the dead lion: away I cannot brook to gaze upon the dead." Then leapt her palfrey o'er the fallen oak.
And bounding forward, " Leave them to the wolves." But when their foreheads felt the cooling air, Balin first woke, and seeing that true face.
Familiar up from cradle-time, so wan, Crawl'd slowly with low moans to where he lay, And on his dying brother cast him- self Dying; and he lifted faint eyes; he felt One near him; all at once they found the world.
St...aring wild-wide; then with a child- like wail.
And drawing down the dim disas- trous brow That o'er him hung, he kiss'd it> moan'd and spake: " O Balin, Balin, I that fain had died To save thy life, have brought thee to thy death.
Why had ye not the shield I knew?
and why Trampled ye thus on that which bare the Crown ? " Then Balin told him brokenly, and in gasps, All that had chanced, and Balan moan'd again.
" Brother, I dwelt a day in Pel- lam's hall : This Garlon mock'd me, but I heeded not.
And one said, ' Eat in peace !
What to read after The Story of Idylls of the King?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tennyson Alfred Tennyson Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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