Pirates' Glen And Dungeon Rock
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how fain for some fir western glen And thee, had I exchanged dark London then !
XLIX.
*' Companion of my childhood plays ; JMy more than brother — earliest friend ; The chosen of maturer days, — Must all love's visions end In this? — The hated Don, the nuptial flay, Had come ! — A father's threats brooked no delay.
36 pirates' glen [can. ii.
L.
" By night, alone, in male disguise, I fled, embarked, and on the sea.
Bound for Columbian soil and skies, I trust to meet with thee : Should fate forbi...d, these lines perchance may tell, How Christopher was loved by Arabel." LI.
Such were the tidings. As he read, Ya-wa-ta's eyes were reading him ; His color changed, and came and fled ; Anon his eye grew dim.
Suffused with tears. Ya-wa-ta's balmy breast With pity heaved, and kindly words expressed : LII.
" Oh ! had my chieftain brothers been In ' Swallows' Cave,' instead of me, — The valiant We-ne-pdw-we-kin, Bold Mon-to-wam-pa-te, All armed, with Wo-no-ha-qua-ham, the brave, — 111 fared those ruffians ; rescued were their slave I LIII.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
how fain for some fir western glen And thee, had I exchanged dark London then !
XLIX.
*' Companion of my childhood plays ; JMy more than brother — earliest friend ; The chosen of maturer days, — Must all love's visions end In this? — The hated Don, the nuptial flay, Had come ! — A father's threats brooked no delay.
36 pirates' glen [can. ii.
L.
" By night, alone, in male disguise, I fled, embarked, and on the sea.
Bound for Columbian soil and skies, I trust to meet with thee : Should fate forbi...d, these lines perchance may tell, How Christopher was loved by Arabel." LI.
Such were the tidings. As he read, Ya-wa-ta's eyes were reading him ; His color changed, and came and fled ; Anon his eye grew dim.
Suffused with tears. Ya-wa-ta's balmy breast With pity heaved, and kindly words expressed : LII.
" Oh ! had my chieftain brothers been In ' Swallows' Cave,' instead of me, — The valiant We-ne-pdw-we-kin, Bold Mon-to-wam-pa-te, All armed, with Wo-no-ha-qua-ham, the brave, — 111 fared those ruffians ; rescued were their slave I LIII.
What to read after Pirates' Glen And Dungeon Rock?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ames, Nathan, D. 1865. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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