The Works of Percy Bysshe Shelley, With His Life
The Works of Percy Bysshe Shelley, With His Life
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Nathele8se He checked his haughty will, and did not eat, Though what it cost him words cau scarce express, d by Google ^ 246 TRANSLATIONS.
And erery vrith, to pot eucii morsels sweet Down his most sacred throat, he did repress ; But soon within the lofty portalled stall He placed the fat and flesh and bones and all.
And every trace of the fresh butchery And cooking, the God soon made disappear, As if it all had Tanished through the sky ; He bamed the hoofs and horns and head and hair, — The ins...atiate fire devoured them hungrily ;— And whoi he saw that every thing was clear, He qsenched the coals and trampled the black duit.
And in the stream his bloody sandals tossed.
All night he woHied in the serene moonshine^ But when the light of day was spread abroad He sought his natal mountain peaks divine.
On his long wandering, neither man nor goi Had net him, since he killed AitoUo^s kine.
Nor house-dog had barked at him on his road ; Now he obliquely through the key-hole pass'd.
Like a thin mist, or an autumnal blast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nathele8se He checked his haughty will, and did not eat, Though what it cost him words cau scarce express, d by Google ^ 246 TRANSLATIONS.
And erery vrith, to pot eucii morsels sweet Down his most sacred throat, he did repress ; But soon within the lofty portalled stall He placed the fat and flesh and bones and all.
And every trace of the fresh butchery And cooking, the God soon made disappear, As if it all had Tanished through the sky ; He bamed the hoofs and horns and head and hair, — The ins...atiate fire devoured them hungrily ;— And whoi he saw that every thing was clear, He qsenched the coals and trampled the black duit.
And in the stream his bloody sandals tossed.
All night he woHied in the serene moonshine^ But when the light of day was spread abroad He sought his natal mountain peaks divine.
On his long wandering, neither man nor goi Had net him, since he killed AitoUo^s kine.
Nor house-dog had barked at him on his road ; Now he obliquely through the key-hole pass'd.
Like a thin mist, or an autumnal blast.
What to read after The Works of Percy Bysshe Shelley, With His Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Davis Batchelder Collection (Library of Congress) Dlc to read onlineMoreLess
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