The Tale of Balen
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Then gat he leave to wear his swordBeside the strange king’s festal boardWhere feasted many a knight and lordIn seemliness of fair accord: And Balen asked of one beside, “Is there not in this court, if fameKeep faith, a knight that hath to nameGarlon?” and saying that word of shame, He scanned that place of pride.
“Yonder he goeth against the light, He with the face as swart as night, ”Quoth the other: “but he rides to fightHid round by charms from all men’s sight, And many a noble knight he ...hath slain, Being wrapt in darkness deep as hellAnd silence dark as shame. ” “Ah, well, ”Said Balen, “is that he? the spell May be the sorcerer’s bane. ”
Then Balen gazed upon him long, And thought, “If here I wreak my wrong, Alive I may not scape, so strongThe felon’s friends about him throng; And if I leave him here alive, This chance perchance may life not giveAgain: much evil, if he live, He needs must do, should fear forgive When wrongs bid strike and strive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
”
Then gat he leave to wear his swordBeside the strange king’s festal boardWhere feasted many a knight and lordIn seemliness of fair accord: And Balen asked of one beside, “Is there not in this court, if fameKeep faith, a knight that hath to nameGarlon?” and saying that word of shame, He scanned that place of pride.
“Yonder he goeth against the light, He with the face as swart as night, ”Quoth the other: “but he rides to fightHid round by charms from all men’s sight, And many a noble knight he ...hath slain, Being wrapt in darkness deep as hellAnd silence dark as shame. ” “Ah, well, ”Said Balen, “is that he? the spell May be the sorcerer’s bane. ”
Then Balen gazed upon him long, And thought, “If here I wreak my wrong, Alive I may not scape, so strongThe felon’s friends about him throng; And if I leave him here alive, This chance perchance may life not giveAgain: much evil, if he live, He needs must do, should fear forgive When wrongs bid strike and strive.
What to read after The Tale of Balen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Swinburne Algernon Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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