Under King Constantine
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But day by day his selfish love had grownFrom friendly service to a lover's claim, Until he had forgotten ReginaultIn her fair eyes, and all things else but her, Who granted him no boon, no smallest actOf love or tenderness.
At last the strifeBetween deep yearning for some touch of love, And brave endeavour for self-mastery, Had driven him to madness and despair. To the lone sea he brought his agonyTo face it boldly, and his spirit, quickTo wear new moods, caught a despondent gloomFrom the ...dark omen that oppressed his soul.
"Love is divine, " he said, "and it is wellTo love Leorre, wife though she be, for loveIs free to noble natures; but at last, When in her shining eyes I see response, Albeit unconscious, to my longing pain, I cannot rest content with boonless love, Although divine. I fear me, if I stayWithin the circle of her tempting charm, I shall, through some wild impulse, wantonlyFling my unsullied knighthood to the winds, As now I flung the plume from out my helm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But day by day his selfish love had grownFrom friendly service to a lover's claim, Until he had forgotten ReginaultIn her fair eyes, and all things else but her, Who granted him no boon, no smallest actOf love or tenderness.
At last the strifeBetween deep yearning for some touch of love, And brave endeavour for self-mastery, Had driven him to madness and despair. To the lone sea he brought his agonyTo face it boldly, and his spirit, quickTo wear new moods, caught a despondent gloomFrom the ...dark omen that oppressed his soul.
"Love is divine, " he said, "and it is wellTo love Leorre, wife though she be, for loveIs free to noble natures; but at last, When in her shining eyes I see response, Albeit unconscious, to my longing pain, I cannot rest content with boonless love, Although divine. I fear me, if I stayWithin the circle of her tempting charm, I shall, through some wild impulse, wantonlyFling my unsullied knighthood to the winds, As now I flung the plume from out my helm.
What to read after Under King Constantine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Trask Katrina to read onlineMoreLess
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