Verse
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" CALPURNIUS.
THE SATYRS " IT) RAY, shall we walk abroad, Mar- JL quise?
The park is very still to-night, Brown twilight broods among the trees, There are no censuring stars alight. " "Ho . . . Yonder!" "Gently, knave, I say! I crave your highness pardon . . . They Are rakish, harmless friends of mine Begging me taste their skin of wine, Three satyrs, humble friends, Marquise, With whom . . . " "They frightened me ... At first" "First sight, madame, is always worst" "And will they dance for me,... your friends?" "Or die, Marquise, to make amends" "One tilts a skin of wine and stains His hollow face and scanty beard; One shakes a branch" "The rascal feigns That he is Lydian Hercules; But see his eye. . . " "Monsieur, he leered!" 33 THE SATYRS "And yonder on the misty ground Squats one who blows a rustic pipe; See the knave s crooked fingers gripe The slender reed . . . And hark, the sound! A mad, green music, eh, Marquise? Dying among the somber trees. " "Their dance, Monsieur?" "Dance, satyrs, dance!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" CALPURNIUS.
THE SATYRS " IT) RAY, shall we walk abroad, Mar- JL quise?
The park is very still to-night, Brown twilight broods among the trees, There are no censuring stars alight. " "Ho . . . Yonder!" "Gently, knave, I say! I crave your highness pardon . . . They Are rakish, harmless friends of mine Begging me taste their skin of wine, Three satyrs, humble friends, Marquise, With whom . . . " "They frightened me ... At first" "First sight, madame, is always worst" "And will they dance for me,... your friends?" "Or die, Marquise, to make amends" "One tilts a skin of wine and stains His hollow face and scanty beard; One shakes a branch" "The rascal feigns That he is Lydian Hercules; But see his eye. . . " "Monsieur, he leered!" 33 THE SATYRS "And yonder on the misty ground Squats one who blows a rustic pipe; See the knave s crooked fingers gripe The slender reed . . . And hark, the sound! A mad, green music, eh, Marquise? Dying among the somber trees. " "Their dance, Monsieur?" "Dance, satyrs, dance!
What to read after Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vance Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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