A Miracle of St. Cuthbert, And Sonnets
A Miracle of St. Cuthbert, And Sonnets
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Here, in the vesture of the old regime, The lace ami velvet of a bygone day, High on the walls, in dignified array.
Their portraits hang thus, in the sunUght's gleam; Half-faded, like the figments of a dream.
The viceroys of New Spain ! Bold blades were they ; Pride of the realm once; of the throne the stay; And of Old Chivalry the propping beam.
Here, as if fain to greet us with a nod.
Complacently, they gaze forth from the wall.
With frank, grave eyes, and lips that speak, though mute ; Quain...t, pious-looking, antiquated, odd; As if in life they were not, one and all.
Past masters in the time-worn art of loot.
34 SONNETS XVII THE CATHEDRAL AT NIGHT.
Now night upon the vast Cathedral lies, And all that mighty pile is wrapped in shade; Silence and gloom her ancient doors invade; And shadowy her massive towers arise.
Thickly, overhead, the stars bestud the skies, And the mild Eve in splendor is arrayed ; The lustre, which those heavenly lamps have made, Mantling the old church in a silvery guise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here, in the vesture of the old regime, The lace ami velvet of a bygone day, High on the walls, in dignified array.
Their portraits hang thus, in the sunUght's gleam; Half-faded, like the figments of a dream.
The viceroys of New Spain ! Bold blades were they ; Pride of the realm once; of the throne the stay; And of Old Chivalry the propping beam.
Here, as if fain to greet us with a nod.
Complacently, they gaze forth from the wall.
With frank, grave eyes, and lips that speak, though mute ; Quain...t, pious-looking, antiquated, odd; As if in life they were not, one and all.
Past masters in the time-worn art of loot.
34 SONNETS XVII THE CATHEDRAL AT NIGHT.
Now night upon the vast Cathedral lies, And all that mighty pile is wrapped in shade; Silence and gloom her ancient doors invade; And shadowy her massive towers arise.
Thickly, overhead, the stars bestud the skies, And the mild Eve in splendor is arrayed ; The lustre, which those heavenly lamps have made, Mantling the old church in a silvery guise.
What to read after A Miracle of St. Cuthbert, And Sonnets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Edward Lee Gibson to read onlineMoreLess
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