Dalmar, Daughter of the Mill
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His dark eyes pierce Her mild surprise. In rage he speaks : "Why do you pet me so? What makes You put your arms around me, treat Me as a child ? This heart doth beat.
Though in a carcass built so mean.
As true as any man's and e'en Can feel, can love, can worship thee!
Dalmar , Daughter of the Mill Ah, Dalmar child, and canst not see My heart, my soul is thine, — and though My body's shapeless, ugly, so Is not my soul ? Ah, Dalmar, dear.
Look not away, nor show this fear Of my poor, fervent ple...ading! Say Thou dost not hate me, Dalmar, pray !
I cannot help I love thee, child; I've fought it day by day," and wild He falls upon his knee. "I love Thee as a being far above Me. Nay, repulse me not, but say Thou wilt forget the outer clay And see the inner man, — a heart That beats but for thyself apart, A soul built up of one fair scene, A life in which thou art the queen." But Dalmar, listening scarce unto His words, doth stand a-trembling through The fear of this fierce dwarf. She thought Him but a child.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His dark eyes pierce Her mild surprise. In rage he speaks : "Why do you pet me so? What makes You put your arms around me, treat Me as a child ? This heart doth beat.
Though in a carcass built so mean.
As true as any man's and e'en Can feel, can love, can worship thee!
Dalmar , Daughter of the Mill Ah, Dalmar child, and canst not see My heart, my soul is thine, — and though My body's shapeless, ugly, so Is not my soul ? Ah, Dalmar, dear.
Look not away, nor show this fear Of my poor, fervent ple...ading! Say Thou dost not hate me, Dalmar, pray !
I cannot help I love thee, child; I've fought it day by day," and wild He falls upon his knee. "I love Thee as a being far above Me. Nay, repulse me not, but say Thou wilt forget the outer clay And see the inner man, — a heart That beats but for thyself apart, A soul built up of one fair scene, A life in which thou art the queen." But Dalmar, listening scarce unto His words, doth stand a-trembling through The fear of this fierce dwarf. She thought Him but a child.
What to read after Dalmar, Daughter of the Mill?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cuno, Charles William, 1876- to read onlineMoreLess
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