Edgar Quinet; His Early Life And Writings
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We will weave for him robes of vic- tory, and he shall nourish us with his glory. And the demi-god says, " Clothe yourselves in might, soldiers and people, for to-morrow I lead you once more to battle." That battle is Waterloo, and to this great crisis in his epic the poet devotes four songs. The Shepherds (xliii.). The Storm (xLiv.), The Trumpets (xlv.), and The Horsemen (xlvi.).
In the following attempt to give an idea of the scope and spirit 198 EDGAR QUINET.
of this portion of the work, a s...tanza or two containing its lead- ing thoughts have heen turned into verse, with a few words showing their connection : — The bluet mingles -with the yellow corn At Waterloo, and up at early dawn.
Before the labourers come, those saucy thieves, The larks, a meal have stolen 'mongst the sheaves.
Who will the reapers be to-day, what sort Of harvest- work will in this field be wrought ?
Within the vale is hid from all above A silent farm.^ Save when the rustic dove ^ Coos o'er its brood, or when its stones are ground Beneath the loaded waggon,^ else no sound Disturbs its peace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We will weave for him robes of vic- tory, and he shall nourish us with his glory. And the demi-god says, " Clothe yourselves in might, soldiers and people, for to-morrow I lead you once more to battle." That battle is Waterloo, and to this great crisis in his epic the poet devotes four songs. The Shepherds (xliii.). The Storm (xLiv.), The Trumpets (xlv.), and The Horsemen (xlvi.).
In the following attempt to give an idea of the scope and spirit 198 EDGAR QUINET.
of this portion of the work, a s...tanza or two containing its lead- ing thoughts have heen turned into verse, with a few words showing their connection : — The bluet mingles -with the yellow corn At Waterloo, and up at early dawn.
Before the labourers come, those saucy thieves, The larks, a meal have stolen 'mongst the sheaves.
Who will the reapers be to-day, what sort Of harvest- work will in this field be wrought ?
Within the vale is hid from all above A silent farm.^ Save when the rustic dove ^ Coos o'er its brood, or when its stones are ground Beneath the loaded waggon,^ else no sound Disturbs its peace.
What to read after Edgar Quinet; His Early Life And Writings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Heath to read onlineMoreLess
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