Hernando De Soto
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" "Lady, " I answered, "unto wearied men Plodding with painful steps through stranger lands, Sweet is the salutation kindly given, But tenfold sweeter falls it from the lips Of one so gracious, so superb, so fair. " From off my finger then I slipped a ring Set with a ruby ; taking her shapely hand, Her own forefinger's sweet and tiny cirque I banded with the slender hoop of gold.
BooK XVIII 379 Here Nimble Foot, by some mischance delayed, Came rushing up, his splendid eyes aflame, His ebon lock...s in disarray, his bosom Heaving with strong emotion. First his arms Outstretching, he forgot us, as it seemed, Seeking to fold the maiden to his heart, And then, remembering quickly where he was, And in whose presence, on his knees he fell Before her, crying out, "My queen, my queen!" Trembling with eager joy, "he seized her hand, Kissing it ardently. And now the queen, Despite her self -repression brought to bear Before our gathered throng, allowed a glimpse Into her secret heart. Her lovely lips Quivered; her liquid eyes with unshed tears Grew misty, and her soft breasts rose and fell Like rounded billows of sweet locust blooms Surging and swelling in the winds of spring.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Lady, " I answered, "unto wearied men Plodding with painful steps through stranger lands, Sweet is the salutation kindly given, But tenfold sweeter falls it from the lips Of one so gracious, so superb, so fair. " From off my finger then I slipped a ring Set with a ruby ; taking her shapely hand, Her own forefinger's sweet and tiny cirque I banded with the slender hoop of gold.
BooK XVIII 379 Here Nimble Foot, by some mischance delayed, Came rushing up, his splendid eyes aflame, His ebon lock...s in disarray, his bosom Heaving with strong emotion. First his arms Outstretching, he forgot us, as it seemed, Seeking to fold the maiden to his heart, And then, remembering quickly where he was, And in whose presence, on his knees he fell Before her, crying out, "My queen, my queen!" Trembling with eager joy, "he seized her hand, Kissing it ardently. And now the queen, Despite her self -repression brought to bear Before our gathered throng, allowed a glimpse Into her secret heart. Her lovely lips Quivered; her liquid eyes with unshed tears Grew misty, and her soft breasts rose and fell Like rounded billows of sweet locust blooms Surging and swelling in the winds of spring.
What to read after Hernando De Soto?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Malone to read onlineMoreLess
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