Ballads of Down
Ballads of Down
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. . Let it end ! " As Ian read, across his heart, like winds Quivering along a dark and silent stream, Swept many a sudden melancholy thought And saddening memory. Back upon him came A chill like that that smote him as a child Hearing the rumour whispered up and down That the young daughter of a house he knew Had fled or perished by some untold death, And all the memory of the mystery Lighted his brain, and they that moved in it Stood out the living men and women, friends Well-known, and neighb...ours, of a neighbouring shire.
Long time he brooded on the sombre tale That with its shadows made his darkened life A deeper wearier twilight. Then he rose, Tore the sad sheet to fragments, fanned the log On his lone hearth, and showered them in the blaze.
THE OUTCAST'S TRAGEDY. 341 " For why reveal so drear a history, " He thought, " why fling before the loveless world Yet one more life to spit upon and spurn ? . .
Haply her threat is but a threat. Who knows ?
If earnest, even now she sleeps at peace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . Let it end ! " As Ian read, across his heart, like winds Quivering along a dark and silent stream, Swept many a sudden melancholy thought And saddening memory. Back upon him came A chill like that that smote him as a child Hearing the rumour whispered up and down That the young daughter of a house he knew Had fled or perished by some untold death, And all the memory of the mystery Lighted his brain, and they that moved in it Stood out the living men and women, friends Well-known, and neighb...ours, of a neighbouring shire.
Long time he brooded on the sombre tale That with its shadows made his darkened life A deeper wearier twilight. Then he rose, Tore the sad sheet to fragments, fanned the log On his lone hearth, and showered them in the blaze.
THE OUTCAST'S TRAGEDY. 341 " For why reveal so drear a history, " He thought, " why fling before the loveless world Yet one more life to spit upon and spurn ? . .
Haply her threat is but a threat. Who knows ?
If earnest, even now she sleeps at peace.
What to read after Ballads of Down?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Francis Savage Armstrong to read onlineMoreLess
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