Mirelle: a Pastoral Epic of Provence
Mirelle: a Pastoral Epic of Provence
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The ruddy fruits reproving him to haste, '' Our hour is here— -see how we bow and toss.
And shed our bloom and plumpness 'neath the wind.
On thj left hand thy reeden gaundet bind." 7 30- OtheYs upbraid : '* E'en now the mustered ants Our pillars scale, and forage in our ears ; The sappy grain they crop for winter wants ; Nor yet the song of whetted sickle nears." 'Long the tree rows the farmer cast his glance.
And viewed rejoiced the reaper tribe advance.
31- The good man seen, the ready swarm ...unsheathed.
And their broad sickles brandished in the sun.
Till every head a ring of flame enwreathed ; That due salute their festival forerun, Raymond, the distance to his voice adeemed.
The rustic troop addressed that forward streamed : 2o8 MIRELLE.
"Welcome, right welcome, your brave band,* he cried; "The God of harvests grants you to m'f need;* ^ And now to near the chief the maidens vied ; [speed : " Thou'lt give thine hand," they said, " and take God May every bounty crown thy blessed estate ; What shocks this year to burst thy garners wait !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The ruddy fruits reproving him to haste, '' Our hour is here— -see how we bow and toss.
And shed our bloom and plumpness 'neath the wind.
On thj left hand thy reeden gaundet bind." 7 30- OtheYs upbraid : '* E'en now the mustered ants Our pillars scale, and forage in our ears ; The sappy grain they crop for winter wants ; Nor yet the song of whetted sickle nears." 'Long the tree rows the farmer cast his glance.
And viewed rejoiced the reaper tribe advance.
31- The good man seen, the ready swarm ...unsheathed.
And their broad sickles brandished in the sun.
Till every head a ring of flame enwreathed ; That due salute their festival forerun, Raymond, the distance to his voice adeemed.
The rustic troop addressed that forward streamed : 2o8 MIRELLE.
"Welcome, right welcome, your brave band,* he cried; "The God of harvests grants you to m'f need;* ^ And now to near the chief the maidens vied ; [speed : " Thou'lt give thine hand," they said, " and take God May every bounty crown thy blessed estate ; What shocks this year to burst thy garners wait !
What to read after Mirelle: a Pastoral Epic of Provence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mistral, Frédéric, 1830-1914 to read onlineMoreLess
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