Verses And Fly Leaves
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60 DOVER TO MUNICH.
Lo ! her wan arms folded meekly, And the glory of her hair Falling as a robe around her, Kneels the Magdalen in prayer ; And the white-robed Virgin-mother Smiles, as centuries back she smiled, Half in gladness, half in wonder, On the calm face of her Child : — And that mighty Judgment-vision Tells how man essayed to climb Up the ladder of the ages, Past the frontier- walls of Time ; Heard the trumpet-echoes rolling Thro^ the phantom-peopled sky, And the still voice bid this ...mortal Put on immortality.
* * * * Thence we turned, what time the blackbird Pipes to vespers from his perch.
And from out the clattering city Passed into the silent church : DOVER TO MUNICH. 61 Mark'd the shower of sunlight breaking Thro^ the crimson panes overhead, And on pictured wall and window Read the histories of the dead : Till the kneelers round us, rising, Crossed their foreheads and were gone ; And o^er aisle and arch and cornice, Layer on layer, the night came on.
CHARADES. I.
QHE stood at Greenwich, motionless amid The ever-shifting crowd of passengers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
60 DOVER TO MUNICH.
Lo ! her wan arms folded meekly, And the glory of her hair Falling as a robe around her, Kneels the Magdalen in prayer ; And the white-robed Virgin-mother Smiles, as centuries back she smiled, Half in gladness, half in wonder, On the calm face of her Child : — And that mighty Judgment-vision Tells how man essayed to climb Up the ladder of the ages, Past the frontier- walls of Time ; Heard the trumpet-echoes rolling Thro^ the phantom-peopled sky, And the still voice bid this ...mortal Put on immortality.
* * * * Thence we turned, what time the blackbird Pipes to vespers from his perch.
And from out the clattering city Passed into the silent church : DOVER TO MUNICH. 61 Mark'd the shower of sunlight breaking Thro^ the crimson panes overhead, And on pictured wall and window Read the histories of the dead : Till the kneelers round us, rising, Crossed their foreheads and were gone ; And o^er aisle and arch and cornice, Layer on layer, the night came on.
CHARADES. I.
QHE stood at Greenwich, motionless amid The ever-shifting crowd of passengers.
What to read after Verses And Fly Leaves?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Calverley Charles Stuart to read onlineMoreLess
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