Caswallon; Or the Briton Chief
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Return we, father, to our home— Our dear, deserted home amid the hills i* — Or whither go we now?
Cas. To seek again Concealment in those fastnesses were vain.
Far, far from hence must be our course.
Eva, Alas !
And whither } Cas, To yon island of the Dane : — ^Tsle of Man.'] The only refuge left to us. — Ere while Its sovereign was thy father's firmest friend — And will not now refuse, in this dark hour, A shelter to the child of him he loved. — Fear not. — I know each cleft and ocean cave Sha...ll shroud us in the day time, and at night The moon shall light us on our lonely way. — When once at Douglas — ah ! thou'rt very pale — These tumults have o'ercome thee.
Eva. (faintly) No. — I can— I think I can proceed, {^growing weaker.) Cas. It must not be. — There's day-light yet contests it with the moon. — Act III.] OR THE BRITON CHIEF. 41 It were unsafe to trust the Menai's shore At this so early hour. — Lo ! here — a cave, Where we may rest us, till the stars are up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Return we, father, to our home— Our dear, deserted home amid the hills i* — Or whither go we now?
Cas. To seek again Concealment in those fastnesses were vain.
Far, far from hence must be our course.
Eva, Alas !
And whither } Cas, To yon island of the Dane : — ^Tsle of Man.'] The only refuge left to us. — Ere while Its sovereign was thy father's firmest friend — And will not now refuse, in this dark hour, A shelter to the child of him he loved. — Fear not. — I know each cleft and ocean cave Sha...ll shroud us in the day time, and at night The moon shall light us on our lonely way. — When once at Douglas — ah ! thou'rt very pale — These tumults have o'ercome thee.
Eva. (faintly) No. — I can— I think I can proceed, {^growing weaker.) Cas. It must not be. — There's day-light yet contests it with the moon. — Act III.] OR THE BRITON CHIEF. 41 It were unsafe to trust the Menai's shore At this so early hour. — Lo ! here — a cave, Where we may rest us, till the stars are up.
What to read after Caswallon; Or the Briton Chief?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walker, C. E. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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