The Woodman, And Other Poems
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Her cheeks dyed with blushes, Were than roses more red, And her heart beat like flushes The thunderstorms shed, And still to the youth she clung.
Who sweetly thus sung : Dear Alice ! my Alice !
My own lovely child, I have heard thy low words.
Thou bride undefiled.
And below is my steed Who is fleet for the war, But can carry at need, A lady full far, And below on the lake.
Is my boat with her sail.
And the wind shall us take Till the four towers fail.
Of the castle so old, Kept by the Baron so ...bold.
THE BOLD BARON.
O my father ! said Alice, But my father has gone ; — 'T is the thing that I love ! — And he pressed her cheek long, Thy father has sped To the chase of the deer.
There is nothing to dread.
There is nothing to fear, Then come, haste away.
And be quick, wastes the day.
O my father ! said Alice, But my father is kind ! — Fear not, said the youth.
He shall be of our mind.
Fear not, I shall come To the castle again.
And bring my Alice home, And fill the old keep with men.
And the Baron so bold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her cheeks dyed with blushes, Were than roses more red, And her heart beat like flushes The thunderstorms shed, And still to the youth she clung.
Who sweetly thus sung : Dear Alice ! my Alice !
My own lovely child, I have heard thy low words.
Thou bride undefiled.
And below is my steed Who is fleet for the war, But can carry at need, A lady full far, And below on the lake.
Is my boat with her sail.
And the wind shall us take Till the four towers fail.
Of the castle so old, Kept by the Baron so ...bold.
THE BOLD BARON.
O my father ! said Alice, But my father has gone ; — 'T is the thing that I love ! — And he pressed her cheek long, Thy father has sped To the chase of the deer.
There is nothing to dread.
There is nothing to fear, Then come, haste away.
And be quick, wastes the day.
O my father ! said Alice, But my father is kind ! — Fear not, said the youth.
He shall be of our mind.
Fear not, I shall come To the castle again.
And bring my Alice home, And fill the old keep with men.
And the Baron so bold.
What to read after The Woodman, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Ellery Channing to read onlineMoreLess
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