Sensibility the Stranger And Other Poems
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156 SIR BERTRAND.
High streaming glorious was uprear*d The christian banner bright, While in its lustre disappear'd The crescent's faded light.
But where is Bertrand, where is he, Who won the day's renown, Under a wide spread olive-tree. He gasping laid him down !
" Unlace my vizor, faithful friend, " He to Fitzallan cried, ** 'Tis well heav'n smiles upon mine end :" He clos'd his eyes and died.
Then did his soul, on vic'try's plume, Her flight to heav'n pursue ; While angels did her course ill...ume, To cheer her as she flew.
SIR BERTRAND. 157 Thus fell the knight, but now he finds Repose from earthly pain, For an eternal union binds In heav'n the bridal chain.
It58 TO LUCY.
TO LUCY.
Oh, Lucy turn thine ear to me, And ease thy true love's sigh ; In all the world none can there be So lovely to mine eye.
Thy presence makes my throbbing heart Glad as the young May-morn ; But, Lucy, when thou dost depart. That heart is left forlorn.
No joy without thee can I share, No hope but in thy view ; Then leave me not, thou charming fair, Nor wound a heart so true.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
156 SIR BERTRAND.
High streaming glorious was uprear*d The christian banner bright, While in its lustre disappear'd The crescent's faded light.
But where is Bertrand, where is he, Who won the day's renown, Under a wide spread olive-tree. He gasping laid him down !
" Unlace my vizor, faithful friend, " He to Fitzallan cried, ** 'Tis well heav'n smiles upon mine end :" He clos'd his eyes and died.
Then did his soul, on vic'try's plume, Her flight to heav'n pursue ; While angels did her course ill...ume, To cheer her as she flew.
SIR BERTRAND. 157 Thus fell the knight, but now he finds Repose from earthly pain, For an eternal union binds In heav'n the bridal chain.
It58 TO LUCY.
TO LUCY.
Oh, Lucy turn thine ear to me, And ease thy true love's sigh ; In all the world none can there be So lovely to mine eye.
Thy presence makes my throbbing heart Glad as the young May-morn ; But, Lucy, when thou dost depart. That heart is left forlorn.
No joy without thee can I share, No hope but in thy view ; Then leave me not, thou charming fair, Nor wound a heart so true.
What to read after Sensibility the Stranger And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W C Harvey to read onlineMoreLess
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