The Unseen King And Other Verses
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there is danger for mortal feet. WOOD-MAGIC. 35 But whence this sound, as we wind along, Like a laughing sigh or a sobbing song ? Is it some gay sprite with a secret pain, Or only our friend, the brook, again ? Let us follow on where it twists and turns Half hidden beneath its fringe of ferns With ceaseless babblement, as it flows, Of every secret the woodland knows. See how the damp rocks, hung with green, Lean to each other ; while, down between, Rushes and leaps the madcap stream. Where the ...water breaks, do you catch the gleam Of a . Shimmering, fleecy robe or, stay ! Is it only the light on the dancing spray? How sparkling the water is, and cool ! There be jewels here, in this hidden pool. Here is a white pearl for you, see ! And here is an emerald for me. Let us fill our hands with the lovely things. Do fairy riches, like ours, have wings ? Will they fade and crumble, as did of yore That wreath which the Moorish maiden wore ? 36 WOOD-MAGIC. What was that ? Did an elfin trumpet blow ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
there is danger for mortal feet. WOOD-MAGIC. 35 But whence this sound, as we wind along, Like a laughing sigh or a sobbing song ? Is it some gay sprite with a secret pain, Or only our friend, the brook, again ? Let us follow on where it twists and turns Half hidden beneath its fringe of ferns With ceaseless babblement, as it flows, Of every secret the woodland knows. See how the damp rocks, hung with green, Lean to each other ; while, down between, Rushes and leaps the madcap stream. Where the ...water breaks, do you catch the gleam Of a . Shimmering, fleecy robe or, stay ! Is it only the light on the dancing spray? How sparkling the water is, and cool ! There be jewels here, in this hidden pool. Here is a white pearl for you, see ! And here is an emerald for me. Let us fill our hands with the lovely things. Do fairy riches, like ours, have wings ? Will they fade and crumble, as did of yore That wreath which the Moorish maiden wore ? 36 WOOD-MAGIC. What was that ? Did an elfin trumpet blow ?
What to read after The Unseen King And Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline Leslie Field to read onlineMoreLess
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