A Voyage With Death And Other Poems
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To hunt, with his warriors, he went at the dawn.
And why rings that maid s voice, the bright river over ?
38 To call the young chieftain, from childhood her lover. He comes, and his bark boat glides swift through the water ; And he clasps her, his loved one, the dark chieftain s daughter. Swift onward they move now, aclown the bright stream, And the paddle reflects, as it turns the sun s beam. The chieftain returning, seeks far for his child, Nor in the hut finds her, nor in the woods wild. His... warriors are called. " To the boat on the river ! And onward, " he cries, " make every endeavor. " The canoe now flies onward, and many a white wave, At the bow is born brightly, and astern finds its grave. A scull, at the boat s bow, looks out o er the water ; In the stern, the dark chieftain looks out for hia daughter. Around a far point, now he sees their boat turning; THE CHIEFTAIN S DAUGHTEK. 39 That chief s brow is calm, but his wild heart is burn ing.
" Now strain every nerve, my men, each of you !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To hunt, with his warriors, he went at the dawn.
And why rings that maid s voice, the bright river over ?
38 To call the young chieftain, from childhood her lover. He comes, and his bark boat glides swift through the water ; And he clasps her, his loved one, the dark chieftain s daughter. Swift onward they move now, aclown the bright stream, And the paddle reflects, as it turns the sun s beam. The chieftain returning, seeks far for his child, Nor in the hut finds her, nor in the woods wild. His... warriors are called. " To the boat on the river ! And onward, " he cries, " make every endeavor. " The canoe now flies onward, and many a white wave, At the bow is born brightly, and astern finds its grave. A scull, at the boat s bow, looks out o er the water ; In the stern, the dark chieftain looks out for hia daughter. Around a far point, now he sees their boat turning; THE CHIEFTAIN S DAUGHTEK. 39 That chief s brow is calm, but his wild heart is burn ing.
" Now strain every nerve, my men, each of you !
What to read after A Voyage With Death And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adair Welcker to read onlineMoreLess
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