Sonnets And Lyrics
Sonnets And Lyrics
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And I scored him with the rowels and I gave him stroke and blow Till, while the snowflakes glistened, he trembling stood and listened.
Listened with me to the crying that came from o'er the snow.
24 THE BANSHEE, I thought — I am belated, but for thirty years I've waited Since they told to me the legend of the death wraith's warning cry; And the marvel I'll be sounding if this horse of mine, rebounding, In the gully does not throw me where the "broken branches lie.
So, from the roadway drifted, ...through the field where deeper sifted The flakes like feathers floating on the night wind blowing slow.
On through the wintry weather, the horse and I to- gether Plunged on to meet the Banshee far wailing in the snow.
THE BANSHEE. 25 So, the horse and I, his master, went onward fast and faster, While the snow spun light behind us as from the storm the spray, And the sound seemed far, and nearer, now duller and now clearer.
Till he reared upon his haunches with sudden snort and neigh, For standing right before us where the rapid gallop bore us, A slender form was swaying, a wee bit form and low.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And I scored him with the rowels and I gave him stroke and blow Till, while the snowflakes glistened, he trembling stood and listened.
Listened with me to the crying that came from o'er the snow.
24 THE BANSHEE, I thought — I am belated, but for thirty years I've waited Since they told to me the legend of the death wraith's warning cry; And the marvel I'll be sounding if this horse of mine, rebounding, In the gully does not throw me where the "broken branches lie.
So, from the roadway drifted, ...through the field where deeper sifted The flakes like feathers floating on the night wind blowing slow.
On through the wintry weather, the horse and I to- gether Plunged on to meet the Banshee far wailing in the snow.
THE BANSHEE. 25 So, the horse and I, his master, went onward fast and faster, While the snow spun light behind us as from the storm the spray, And the sound seemed far, and nearer, now duller and now clearer.
Till he reared upon his haunches with sudden snort and neigh, For standing right before us where the rapid gallop bore us, A slender form was swaying, a wee bit form and low.
What to read after Sonnets And Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whitney, James A. (James Amaziah), 1839- to read onlineMoreLess
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