Ye Mountaineer
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57 Bent o'er the fallen he drew near, Soothed her dark brow, then dropped a tear, And pity and remorse combined To swell the current of his mind.
Her face though pale seemed just as rife With every attribute of life As when she welcomed him to stay, Or blessed him "God speed" on his way; But now beneath his sorrowing groan, Lay cold and lifeless as a stone.
In vain beside the crimson stream, He prayed it all might be a dream, But the cold pulseless being there, In silence that rebuked his praye...r, Gave, answering each pleading breath, The cold sweet placid smile of death.
A moment o'er the corpse he stayed, Bent low his head and silent prayed, But raised his mighty arm on high As if imploring from the sky, A witness to the dreadful vow, That swept a pallor o'er his brow.
Each ladened fir within the wood, Snow mantled like an angel stood, And far beyond his tear-dimmed sight, The fields of snowy spotless white Spread on o'er mountain, lake and glade, Like spotless death-shrouds for the maid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
57 Bent o'er the fallen he drew near, Soothed her dark brow, then dropped a tear, And pity and remorse combined To swell the current of his mind.
Her face though pale seemed just as rife With every attribute of life As when she welcomed him to stay, Or blessed him "God speed" on his way; But now beneath his sorrowing groan, Lay cold and lifeless as a stone.
In vain beside the crimson stream, He prayed it all might be a dream, But the cold pulseless being there, In silence that rebuked his praye...r, Gave, answering each pleading breath, The cold sweet placid smile of death.
A moment o'er the corpse he stayed, Bent low his head and silent prayed, But raised his mighty arm on high As if imploring from the sky, A witness to the dreadful vow, That swept a pallor o'er his brow.
Each ladened fir within the wood, Snow mantled like an angel stood, And far beyond his tear-dimmed sight, The fields of snowy spotless white Spread on o'er mountain, lake and glade, Like spotless death-shrouds for the maid.
What to read after Ye Mountaineer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bingham Thoburn Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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