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What can be more thrilling than the idea of a great boatful of warriors embarking upon dreadful seas, not for pleasure, nor for conquest, nor for any material advantage, but for the simple discov- ery of a jealously watched, magically guarded relic? There is in the character of the object of their quest something heroically unmarketable, or at least unavailable.
But of course the story owes a vast deal to its epi- sodes, and these have lost nothing in Mr. Morris's hands. One of the most beautif...ul — the well known adventure of Hylas — occurs at the very outset.
The beautiful young man, during a halt of the ship, wanders inland through the forest, and, passing beside a sylvan stream, is espied and incontinently loved by the water nymphs, who forthwith " de- tach' ' one of their number to work his seduction.
This young lady assumes the disguise and speech of a Northern princess, clad in furs, and in this character sings to her victim "a sweet song, sung not yet to any man. ' ' Very sweet and truly lyrical it is like all the songs scattered through Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What can be more thrilling than the idea of a great boatful of warriors embarking upon dreadful seas, not for pleasure, nor for conquest, nor for any material advantage, but for the simple discov- ery of a jealously watched, magically guarded relic? There is in the character of the object of their quest something heroically unmarketable, or at least unavailable.
But of course the story owes a vast deal to its epi- sodes, and these have lost nothing in Mr. Morris's hands. One of the most beautif...ul — the well known adventure of Hylas — occurs at the very outset.
The beautiful young man, during a halt of the ship, wanders inland through the forest, and, passing beside a sylvan stream, is espied and incontinently loved by the water nymphs, who forthwith " de- tach' ' one of their number to work his seduction.
This young lady assumes the disguise and speech of a Northern princess, clad in furs, and in this character sings to her victim "a sweet song, sung not yet to any man. ' ' Very sweet and truly lyrical it is like all the songs scattered through Mr.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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