Wolfe of the Knoll And Other Poems
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All in vain the pitying mermaids warned them hence to fly There, betrayed, the homelorn heroes died as heroes still should die ! 11 242 POEMS. Neath the very towers thou scalest, now the spoil of fate, Once a noble Magyar monarch kept his kingly state Great Corvinus, who Mohammed s flooding hosts could stem, He by Rome s throned bishop counted worthiest Stephen s diadem. There below, within the valley, lay his gallant men, Resting from their hard-earned triumphs o er the Saracen ; And a strange..., wild tale is told us from that gray old time, Ever still of love and sorrow would st thou learn it, hear my rhyme ! II. THE MAGYAR MAID. Twas a day when Autumn hazes floated soft and still, Lighter than Titania s vesture, over sky and hill ; And the sun, flushed as a lover, left the earth so fair With his golden smiles of promise filling all the rosy air. A LAY OF THE DANUBE. 243 On the further bank a maiden stood, at that sweet hour, Pouring o er the bleaching linen fast the needful shower. Humbly born this duty proved her, yet if queen might wear On her brow such regal beauty, crown were never wanting there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All in vain the pitying mermaids warned them hence to fly There, betrayed, the homelorn heroes died as heroes still should die ! 11 242 POEMS. Neath the very towers thou scalest, now the spoil of fate, Once a noble Magyar monarch kept his kingly state Great Corvinus, who Mohammed s flooding hosts could stem, He by Rome s throned bishop counted worthiest Stephen s diadem. There below, within the valley, lay his gallant men, Resting from their hard-earned triumphs o er the Saracen ; And a strange..., wild tale is told us from that gray old time, Ever still of love and sorrow would st thou learn it, hear my rhyme ! II. THE MAGYAR MAID. Twas a day when Autumn hazes floated soft and still, Lighter than Titania s vesture, over sky and hill ; And the sun, flushed as a lover, left the earth so fair With his golden smiles of promise filling all the rosy air. A LAY OF THE DANUBE. 243 On the further bank a maiden stood, at that sweet hour, Pouring o er the bleaching linen fast the needful shower. Humbly born this duty proved her, yet if queen might wear On her brow such regal beauty, crown were never wanting there.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline Crane Marsh to read onlineMoreLess
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