Chambers Twain
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I see but grey and cheerless, The mist roll up the strand.
^8 Ill I^HE sea is full of water ; The heart is full of blood ; Whenas the moon appeareth Upmounts and falls the flood ; So, love, when thou art near me, Upwelleth my heart's blood. As mounts and falls the ocean, As flows and ebbs the flood.
59 IV MOTHER'S sleeping, fast abed ! Let go now ; hark, the watchman's tread ! Hark his bell, how sweet a tone ! Now leave me, do'ee now, alone.
Yonder stands the kirk so tall ; Dead men sleep withi...n the wall. In th}- sleep still think of me ; I dream the livelong night of thee.
Mother's waking, who can tell ? That's enough now ! fare thee well! I'll bide, if she be sleeping sound. To-morrow, till the watch is round.
60 FROM HEINE ' Oh, mein gn'adiges Fraulein, erlaubt ' GRACIOUS Lady, wilt allow Apollo's lovesick son to rest Thus in sleep his poet-brow On thy swan-white breast?
*' Sir, this to me ! How dare you say Such things — in public any way ! " 6i II * Mensch, verspotte nicht den Teufel ' FRIEND, conciliate the Devil; Brief, ah, brief, the course we run, And the Everlasting Blazes Is no fable pulpit-spun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I see but grey and cheerless, The mist roll up the strand.
^8 Ill I^HE sea is full of water ; The heart is full of blood ; Whenas the moon appeareth Upmounts and falls the flood ; So, love, when thou art near me, Upwelleth my heart's blood. As mounts and falls the ocean, As flows and ebbs the flood.
59 IV MOTHER'S sleeping, fast abed ! Let go now ; hark, the watchman's tread ! Hark his bell, how sweet a tone ! Now leave me, do'ee now, alone.
Yonder stands the kirk so tall ; Dead men sleep withi...n the wall. In th}- sleep still think of me ; I dream the livelong night of thee.
Mother's waking, who can tell ? That's enough now ! fare thee well! I'll bide, if she be sleeping sound. To-morrow, till the watch is round.
60 FROM HEINE ' Oh, mein gn'adiges Fraulein, erlaubt ' GRACIOUS Lady, wilt allow Apollo's lovesick son to rest Thus in sleep his poet-brow On thy swan-white breast?
*' Sir, this to me ! How dare you say Such things — in public any way ! " 6i II * Mensch, verspotte nicht den Teufel ' FRIEND, conciliate the Devil; Brief, ah, brief, the course we run, And the Everlasting Blazes Is no fable pulpit-spun.
What to read after Chambers Twain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ernest Radford to read onlineMoreLess
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