Twenty Poems
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" And Roland laughing answered him, " By Heaven I hope we may ! " But Oliver without a word Ran straight to a pine tree tall, And quickly clomb it, and amazed To Roland 'gan to call.
" Ah ! such a tumult as I see Of helms and hauberks bright !
Sure such a host of men before Was ne'er in one man's sight !
" We shall have battle here to day, The like was never known ; And this that Ganilo knew well Who left us here alone.
HOW ROLAND BLEW THE HORN. 109 " But thwart him while there yet is time, Sou...nd, Roland, sound the horn, And Charles will hear it, and his host, And hasten to return ! " Said Roland, " I will sound it not !
Mad were I to forego The praise which I shall win to-day Throughout all France, I know !
" Wait till you see old Durandal Whirl flaming in the light ! Wait till you see him to the hilts All bloody in the fight ! " Said Oliver, " I know the way Of Durandal of old ; I know how stout an arm you have, And how your heart is bold.
no HOW ROLAND BLEW THE HORN.
" But I, I tell you, I have seen The Saracens of Spain, The hills, the vales are thick with them, Like grass they fill the plain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" And Roland laughing answered him, " By Heaven I hope we may ! " But Oliver without a word Ran straight to a pine tree tall, And quickly clomb it, and amazed To Roland 'gan to call.
" Ah ! such a tumult as I see Of helms and hauberks bright !
Sure such a host of men before Was ne'er in one man's sight !
" We shall have battle here to day, The like was never known ; And this that Ganilo knew well Who left us here alone.
HOW ROLAND BLEW THE HORN. 109 " But thwart him while there yet is time, Sou...nd, Roland, sound the horn, And Charles will hear it, and his host, And hasten to return ! " Said Roland, " I will sound it not !
Mad were I to forego The praise which I shall win to-day Throughout all France, I know !
" Wait till you see old Durandal Whirl flaming in the light ! Wait till you see him to the hilts All bloody in the fight ! " Said Oliver, " I know the way Of Durandal of old ; I know how stout an arm you have, And how your heart is bold.
no HOW ROLAND BLEW THE HORN.
" But I, I tell you, I have seen The Saracens of Spain, The hills, the vales are thick with them, Like grass they fill the plain.
What to read after Twenty Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Kelley Weeks to read onlineMoreLess
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