The Works of Mrs. Hemans, With a Memoir By Her Sister, And An Essay On Her Genius By Mrs. Sigourney ..
The Works of Mrs. Hemans, With a Memoir By Her Sister, And An Essay On Her Genius By Mrs. Sigourney ..
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(gloomily.) Not, not in arms — His war-cry had been silenced. Have ye place Amidst your .ancient knightly sepulchres For a warrior with his sword? — He bade me bear His dust to slumber here.
Urb. And it shall sleep Bende bur noblest, while we yet can call One holy place our own! — Heard you, my lord.
That the. fierce Kaled's host is on its march Against our city?
Rai. (unth, sudden exidtation.) That were joy to know!
That were proud joy! — who told it? — there's a weight Digitized by Google DE ...CHATILLON. 287 That must be heaved from off mjr troubled heart By the strong tide of battle! — Kaled! — Ay, A gallant name! — how heard you?
Urb. Nay, it seem'd As if a breeze first bore the rumour in.
I know not how it rose; but now it comes like fearful truth, and we were sad, thus left Hopeless of aid or counsel — till we saw — ? — RaL {hastily,) You have my brother here?
Urb. {with embarrassment.) We have — but he Rai. But he — but he! — Aymer de Chatillon!
The fiery knight — the very soul o' the field — Rushing on danger with the joyous step Of a hunter o'er the hills!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(gloomily.) Not, not in arms — His war-cry had been silenced. Have ye place Amidst your .ancient knightly sepulchres For a warrior with his sword? — He bade me bear His dust to slumber here.
Urb. And it shall sleep Bende bur noblest, while we yet can call One holy place our own! — Heard you, my lord.
That the. fierce Kaled's host is on its march Against our city?
Rai. (unth, sudden exidtation.) That were joy to know!
That were proud joy! — who told it? — there's a weight Digitized by Google DE ...CHATILLON. 287 That must be heaved from off mjr troubled heart By the strong tide of battle! — Kaled! — Ay, A gallant name! — how heard you?
Urb. Nay, it seem'd As if a breeze first bore the rumour in.
I know not how it rose; but now it comes like fearful truth, and we were sad, thus left Hopeless of aid or counsel — till we saw — ? — RaL {hastily,) You have my brother here?
Urb. {with embarrassment.) We have — but he Rai. But he — but he! — Aymer de Chatillon!
The fiery knight — the very soul o' the field — Rushing on danger with the joyous step Of a hunter o'er the hills!
What to read after The Works of Mrs. Hemans, With a Memoir By Her Sister, And An Essay On Her Genius By Mrs. Sigourney ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Felicia Dorothea Browne Hemans to read onlineMoreLess
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