Dante And Collected Verse
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"I will, " her wondering maid replied.
Off through the wild November sky, A storm, was it, that there drew nigh? Or was it a pall-car of the dead With crape-like curtains round it spread? And oh, was a death-doom ever due But lives that were sunny before it flew? Heigh-ho, heigh-ho, as the thing came on, To have seen the hurry and scurry, anon ! Heigh-ho, heigh-ho, to have seen the way The breezes before it began to play ! It came like a boy who whistles first To warn of his form that shall on ...us burst, As if nature feared to jar the heart By joys too suddenly made to start. 171 172 PARALLELS AND PARABLES.
It came like the peck on the blind by a bird That taps for help when a hawk is heard ; It came like the shot of the pickets of rain When sunshine flies from a window-pane.
But who of us ever can judge the way A storm will strike from its first felt spray ?
The walkers without soon found in the sleet A net that was tripping their floundering feet, A veil that was falling as light as lace But snapped as it hit each stinging face, Then shattered to scatter the street below With hail-shot followed by smoke of snow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I will, " her wondering maid replied.
Off through the wild November sky, A storm, was it, that there drew nigh? Or was it a pall-car of the dead With crape-like curtains round it spread? And oh, was a death-doom ever due But lives that were sunny before it flew? Heigh-ho, heigh-ho, as the thing came on, To have seen the hurry and scurry, anon ! Heigh-ho, heigh-ho, to have seen the way The breezes before it began to play ! It came like a boy who whistles first To warn of his form that shall on ...us burst, As if nature feared to jar the heart By joys too suddenly made to start. 171 172 PARALLELS AND PARABLES.
It came like the peck on the blind by a bird That taps for help when a hawk is heard ; It came like the shot of the pickets of rain When sunshine flies from a window-pane.
But who of us ever can judge the way A storm will strike from its first felt spray ?
The walkers without soon found in the sleet A net that was tripping their floundering feet, A veil that was falling as light as lace But snapped as it hit each stinging face, Then shattered to scatter the street below With hail-shot followed by smoke of snow.
What to read after Dante And Collected Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Lansing Raymond to read onlineMoreLess
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