Poems And Translations
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From which the king did drink.
Until at last, " Bold rascal, stop ! " The king aloud did cry.
Roland did not the beaker drop, But looked him in the eye.
A smile the king's stern look did chase ; Then to the lad spake he, — " You come into this splendid place As 'twere the forest free.
" From the king's board the plate you took, Like wild grapes from a vine ; And as a draught from out a brook, You treat my sparkling wine." " The peasant women drink from brooks, And eat wild grapes from vines : M...y mother's should be your own cooks, And hers your own rich wines." " And if she be a noble dame, And famous in the land, A stately castle she should claim, And parks and gardens grand.
LITTLE ROLAND. IO9 " Where is her chief of servants, pray ?
And where her butler deft? " "My right hand is the one ahvay, The other is my left." *' Where do her faithful guardsmen dwell ? " " Look in my eyes, and see." " Unto me of her minstrel tell." " My rosy mouth is he." " The dame hath servants true and fine, In livery gay bedight, That even as the rainbow shine In many colors bright." " When I into subjection fought The boys "in street and square, They unto me as tribute brought Bright-colored clothes to wear." " Sure, no one I have ever seen Is better served than she ; I think, in truth, the beggar queen This noble dame must be.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From which the king did drink.
Until at last, " Bold rascal, stop ! " The king aloud did cry.
Roland did not the beaker drop, But looked him in the eye.
A smile the king's stern look did chase ; Then to the lad spake he, — " You come into this splendid place As 'twere the forest free.
" From the king's board the plate you took, Like wild grapes from a vine ; And as a draught from out a brook, You treat my sparkling wine." " The peasant women drink from brooks, And eat wild grapes from vines : M...y mother's should be your own cooks, And hers your own rich wines." " And if she be a noble dame, And famous in the land, A stately castle she should claim, And parks and gardens grand.
LITTLE ROLAND. IO9 " Where is her chief of servants, pray ?
And where her butler deft? " "My right hand is the one ahvay, The other is my left." *' Where do her faithful guardsmen dwell ? " " Look in my eyes, and see." " Unto me of her minstrel tell." " My rosy mouth is he." " The dame hath servants true and fine, In livery gay bedight, That even as the rainbow shine In many colors bright." " When I into subjection fought The boys "in street and square, They unto me as tribute brought Bright-colored clothes to wear." " Sure, no one I have ever seen Is better served than she ; I think, in truth, the beggar queen This noble dame must be.
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