The Beauties of Lord Byron
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not my brother ! — yet unsay — God ! am I left alone on earth To mourn — I dare not curse — the day That saw my solitary birth ?
Oh ! thou wilt love me now no more !
My sinking heart forboded ill ; But know me all 1 was before ; Thy sister — friend — Zuleika still.
Thou led'st me here perchance to kill ; If thou hast cause for vengeance, see I My breast is offer'd — take thy fill !
Far better with the dead to be Than live thus nothing now to thee : Perhaps far worse, for now I know Why Giaffir ...always seem'd thy foe ; And I, alas ! am Giaffir's child, For whom thou wert contemn'd, reviled.
If not thy sister — would'st thou save My life, Oh ! bid me be thy slave !" " My slave, Zuleika ! — nay, I'm thine : But, gentle love, this transport calm, Thy lot shall yet be link'd with mine ; I swear it by our Prophet's shrine, And be that thought thy sorrow's balm.
So may the Koran verse display'd Upon its steel direct my blade, LO^D BYRON. 103 In danger's hour to guard us both, As I preserve that awful oath !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
not my brother ! — yet unsay — God ! am I left alone on earth To mourn — I dare not curse — the day That saw my solitary birth ?
Oh ! thou wilt love me now no more !
My sinking heart forboded ill ; But know me all 1 was before ; Thy sister — friend — Zuleika still.
Thou led'st me here perchance to kill ; If thou hast cause for vengeance, see I My breast is offer'd — take thy fill !
Far better with the dead to be Than live thus nothing now to thee : Perhaps far worse, for now I know Why Giaffir ...always seem'd thy foe ; And I, alas ! am Giaffir's child, For whom thou wert contemn'd, reviled.
If not thy sister — would'st thou save My life, Oh ! bid me be thy slave !" " My slave, Zuleika ! — nay, I'm thine : But, gentle love, this transport calm, Thy lot shall yet be link'd with mine ; I swear it by our Prophet's shrine, And be that thought thy sorrow's balm.
So may the Koran verse display'd Upon its steel direct my blade, LO^D BYRON. 103 In danger's hour to guard us both, As I preserve that awful oath !
What to read after The Beauties of Lord Byron?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by French, B. F. (Benjamin Franklin), 1799-1877 to read onlineMoreLess
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