Dairine And Other Poems
Dairine And Other Poems
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" Steel-ribs, enchanted, heard her speak, He marked her quickly-flushing cheek ; Her Celtic, energetic tone, Like a sweet echo of his own, Fell softly on his ravished ear, And told him truly friends were near ; And he, long lost to thoughts so calm, Felt drop by drop a heavenly balm His wounded heart with kindness healing, And o'er his woes in softness stealing. And Cathleen then, with words caressing, Would know the reason that home's blessing Seemed lost to this poor mountain child, Hunted li...ke wolf through forest wild. He sighed, and said : " The bitter cause For which I fly my country's laws, Yes, thou shalt know so sweet a prayer I could not scorn, though much I dare ! Unjustly treated nay, despised By one whose friendship I had prized ; Stung by his baseness, could I brook His insolence of word and look ? Him for whose sake my very life Had oft been risked in bloody strife, Ungrateful grown, seemed to forget That he and I had ever met. Thenceforth he was my bitterest foe ; His life I spared his wealth laid low.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Steel-ribs, enchanted, heard her speak, He marked her quickly-flushing cheek ; Her Celtic, energetic tone, Like a sweet echo of his own, Fell softly on his ravished ear, And told him truly friends were near ; And he, long lost to thoughts so calm, Felt drop by drop a heavenly balm His wounded heart with kindness healing, And o'er his woes in softness stealing. And Cathleen then, with words caressing, Would know the reason that home's blessing Seemed lost to this poor mountain child, Hunted li...ke wolf through forest wild. He sighed, and said : " The bitter cause For which I fly my country's laws, Yes, thou shalt know so sweet a prayer I could not scorn, though much I dare ! Unjustly treated nay, despised By one whose friendship I had prized ; Stung by his baseness, could I brook His insolence of word and look ? Him for whose sake my very life Had oft been risked in bloody strife, Ungrateful grown, seemed to forget That he and I had ever met. Thenceforth he was my bitterest foe ; His life I spared his wealth laid low.
What to read after Dairine And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katherine Vereker to read onlineMoreLess
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