Thomas the Rhymer
Thomas the Rhymer
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F. Queen. What urges then to this unflattering quest ? 18 Thomas. The seed that Heaven hath planted in men's souls. F. Queen. Hope, is it? And of what is then thy hope? Thomas. I am aware of some magnificence Beyond me, in a world I know not yet. F. Queen. Strange hardihood is thine ! I blame it not. Thomas. Without its hardihood what world were this? F. Queen. I marvel at the race of men, their toils. Thomas. The vesper bell speaks of mortality. F. Queen. Yet some men sit at ease, nor travel f...ar. Thomas. The man may live, although the soul be dead. F. Queen. Thomas of Ercildoune, perplext and blind The perils of The journey, and the path thou seekest now th r?"s h t J > middle-earth Not easy is it for a man to win. Are made Through middle-earth thy travel is, no light him. Of sun or star, nor friendly whisper heard. And if thy spirit fail thee, never again Shalt thou behold the light of sun or star. Darkness, and silence blinder than the dark, There miserably rule, and the thick air Distempers and disfeatures the swift mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
F. Queen. What urges then to this unflattering quest ? 18 Thomas. The seed that Heaven hath planted in men's souls. F. Queen. Hope, is it? And of what is then thy hope? Thomas. I am aware of some magnificence Beyond me, in a world I know not yet. F. Queen. Strange hardihood is thine ! I blame it not. Thomas. Without its hardihood what world were this? F. Queen. I marvel at the race of men, their toils. Thomas. The vesper bell speaks of mortality. F. Queen. Yet some men sit at ease, nor travel f...ar. Thomas. The man may live, although the soul be dead. F. Queen. Thomas of Ercildoune, perplext and blind The perils of The journey, and the path thou seekest now th r?"s h t J > middle-earth Not easy is it for a man to win. Are made Through middle-earth thy travel is, no light him. Of sun or star, nor friendly whisper heard. And if thy spirit fail thee, never again Shalt thou behold the light of sun or star. Darkness, and silence blinder than the dark, There miserably rule, and the thick air Distempers and disfeatures the swift mind.
What to read after Thomas the Rhymer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Macneile Dixon to read onlineMoreLess
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