A Scrip of Salvage From the Poems of William Philpot
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45 Sweet castle at whose gate so long I lay Leaguering thy moat with all artillery Of patient love, and setting in array The prance and tramp of all contingency Of thought and fancy ; sending day by day Much overture of courteous heraldry ; Hoping for years to win the happy way To the deep doors of thy full treasury Morning by morning on thy battled towers What blazonry of beauty blinded me !
While terrible thy banners minded me That only for the brave were those bright bowers — Then most trium...phant wast thou when most tender, Strong in defiance, stronger in surrender.
46 Home : Its Making n.
' Indocilis pauperiem pati. ' And so a prisoner at thy feet I fell When thou didst touch me with imperial hand, And with most gracious bosom think it well To invest me there and then with full command Of thine and thee — thy castles and thy land, With treasures past what any queen could tell : Thy flag by the fond breeze so boldly fanned I did not find it in my heart to quell, But mine I straightway hoisted by its side O'er thy sweet champaign in one air to ride ; 1 could not take one single archive-key, But followed, as I could, led on by thee ; And thus I found thee rich beyond belief — Now am I poor indeed or only rich in grief.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
45 Sweet castle at whose gate so long I lay Leaguering thy moat with all artillery Of patient love, and setting in array The prance and tramp of all contingency Of thought and fancy ; sending day by day Much overture of courteous heraldry ; Hoping for years to win the happy way To the deep doors of thy full treasury Morning by morning on thy battled towers What blazonry of beauty blinded me !
While terrible thy banners minded me That only for the brave were those bright bowers — Then most trium...phant wast thou when most tender, Strong in defiance, stronger in surrender.
46 Home : Its Making n.
' Indocilis pauperiem pati. ' And so a prisoner at thy feet I fell When thou didst touch me with imperial hand, And with most gracious bosom think it well To invest me there and then with full command Of thine and thee — thy castles and thy land, With treasures past what any queen could tell : Thy flag by the fond breeze so boldly fanned I did not find it in my heart to quell, But mine I straightway hoisted by its side O'er thy sweet champaign in one air to ride ; 1 could not take one single archive-key, But followed, as I could, led on by thee ; And thus I found thee rich beyond belief — Now am I poor indeed or only rich in grief.
What to read after A Scrip of Salvage From the Poems of William Philpot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Bledsoe Philpot to read onlineMoreLess
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