The Woodmans Tale After the Manner of Spenser to Which Are Added Other Poems
The Woodmans Tale After the Manner of Spenser to Which Are Added Other Poems
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" ^ Then soon the loud-voic'd storm shall rise ' To sound a welcome to the boy, ' Commission'd from the nether skies ' The hostile orders to destroy.
*^ ' When the returns of blooming May ' Shall raise his youth to manhood's prime, * The mourning cross shall own his sway, ' Degraded from its height sublime, L2 148 '' ' Then mould'ring palaces and fanes ' Shall mark his deeds from sea to sea, And desolation sweep the plains * Where he contends for mastery. ' *' Then ruddy grew the midnight moon,... Tho' erst as clear as silver bright, And many a strange and dismal tune Was heard amid the vault of night.
" The Rafters all a tremor felt With feet of wind, and eyes of flame, Bearing the lifeless arm and belt Instant the wayward sister came.
" And soon the roaring storm was hekrfi, And fast the cJouds began to fly And soon to every point it veer'd Then lessen'd to an infant's cry.
" Again the niOody music play'd; The wayward three the spindle twirl'd; As thence the fairy king convey 'd The infant terror of the world, " At his command the rocks expand, And open'd wide a downward way; His palace, bright with magic light, Disclos'd beneath a mimic day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" ^ Then soon the loud-voic'd storm shall rise ' To sound a welcome to the boy, ' Commission'd from the nether skies ' The hostile orders to destroy.
*^ ' When the returns of blooming May ' Shall raise his youth to manhood's prime, * The mourning cross shall own his sway, ' Degraded from its height sublime, L2 148 '' ' Then mould'ring palaces and fanes ' Shall mark his deeds from sea to sea, And desolation sweep the plains * Where he contends for mastery. ' *' Then ruddy grew the midnight moon,... Tho' erst as clear as silver bright, And many a strange and dismal tune Was heard amid the vault of night.
" The Rafters all a tremor felt With feet of wind, and eyes of flame, Bearing the lifeless arm and belt Instant the wayward sister came.
" And soon the roaring storm was hekrfi, And fast the cJouds began to fly And soon to every point it veer'd Then lessen'd to an infant's cry.
" Again the niOody music play'd; The wayward three the spindle twirl'd; As thence the fairy king convey 'd The infant terror of the world, " At his command the rocks expand, And open'd wide a downward way; His palace, bright with magic light, Disclos'd beneath a mimic day.
What to read after The Woodmans Tale After the Manner of Spenser to Which Are Added Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Boyd to read onlineMoreLess
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