Underneath the Bough a book of Verses
Underneath the Bough a book of Verses
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With little noise at first. Exultantly combined, Halloes and bays outburst Upon that solitude Where two streams meet : Then in a scramble rude Of shoulders, ears, and feet The banhounds rush along, And drive before their jaws A wincing, naked throng At flight from heated breath and thorny claws.
These are the souls that moan Because upon their birth God's water was not thrown ; Or those who left the earth Impenitent, unblessed. Now all must fly. While summer is at rest.
And, hunted furiously. B...e caught and bitten through By dogs of faery-breed. Sleek creatures, ebon-blue. With lusting teeth and fore-ordained speed.
62 They scour the mountain side, The upland township, then Skirt the dark valley wide, A cloud of dogs and men : Behind, tall ladies race.
Each dressed in green. Each with a smile-lit face And presence of a queen, Who breathe from steely lips.
Clap when a soul is caught. And urge, with corded whips. The stragglers of the pack to fiendish sport.
Their dogs have ceased to whine ; The whining doth not cease.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With little noise at first. Exultantly combined, Halloes and bays outburst Upon that solitude Where two streams meet : Then in a scramble rude Of shoulders, ears, and feet The banhounds rush along, And drive before their jaws A wincing, naked throng At flight from heated breath and thorny claws.
These are the souls that moan Because upon their birth God's water was not thrown ; Or those who left the earth Impenitent, unblessed. Now all must fly. While summer is at rest.
And, hunted furiously. B...e caught and bitten through By dogs of faery-breed. Sleek creatures, ebon-blue. With lusting teeth and fore-ordained speed.
62 They scour the mountain side, The upland township, then Skirt the dark valley wide, A cloud of dogs and men : Behind, tall ladies race.
Each dressed in green. Each with a smile-lit face And presence of a queen, Who breathe from steely lips.
Clap when a soul is caught. And urge, with corded whips. The stragglers of the pack to fiendish sport.
Their dogs have ceased to whine ; The whining doth not cease.
What to read after Underneath the Bough a book of Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Field to read onlineMoreLess
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