Zululu the Maid of Anahuac
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All day the fruitless search was pressed, The sacred shrines anew were dressed, And Oxac, humbled to the dust, Implored the gods he deemed unjust.
What flashed the fancy on his brain That checked his prayer ? His bosom's pain, In momentary frenzy died !
He called a chosen few, and cried : " Pursue Xibalba's embassy !
Bring back my stolen child to me ! " No sooner heard their chief's command, Than sprang to arms the honored band 52 ZULULU.
Enthusiasts, by the gods endowed With fateful zeal, the ...prompt and proud Avengers of great Oxac's wrong ! Amid the cheering of the throng At set of sun they marched away, Soon lost to sight in evening's gray.
CANTO VI. THE FLIGHT.
OOD Bacca, courage ; like a reed Thou quakest ! wherefore ? for our need The blue-eyed lightnings how they play Along our path ! A curious way I stumbled on it when a child, Its very mystery beguiled Me hither. Softly ! we are near The low, dark entrance do not fear But follow. " 'Twas a granite hall, Low-roofed and tortuous, floor and wall The gods well laid, what time was hewn The sacred chamber dim with rune To which it led.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All day the fruitless search was pressed, The sacred shrines anew were dressed, And Oxac, humbled to the dust, Implored the gods he deemed unjust.
What flashed the fancy on his brain That checked his prayer ? His bosom's pain, In momentary frenzy died !
He called a chosen few, and cried : " Pursue Xibalba's embassy !
Bring back my stolen child to me ! " No sooner heard their chief's command, Than sprang to arms the honored band 52 ZULULU.
Enthusiasts, by the gods endowed With fateful zeal, the ...prompt and proud Avengers of great Oxac's wrong ! Amid the cheering of the throng At set of sun they marched away, Soon lost to sight in evening's gray.
CANTO VI. THE FLIGHT.
OOD Bacca, courage ; like a reed Thou quakest ! wherefore ? for our need The blue-eyed lightnings how they play Along our path ! A curious way I stumbled on it when a child, Its very mystery beguiled Me hither. Softly ! we are near The low, dark entrance do not fear But follow. " 'Twas a granite hall, Low-roofed and tortuous, floor and wall The gods well laid, what time was hewn The sacred chamber dim with rune To which it led.
What to read after Zululu the Maid of Anahuac?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hanna a Foster to read onlineMoreLess
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