The Bride of Huitzil An Aztec Legend
The Bride of Huitzil An Aztec Legend
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But to the dying king it seemed As though he moved with ease Upon a journey he had dreamed No weight above his knees So from his house he passed away, Down to the stony strand Where the black water of the lake Whimpered against the land. And there he hailed a boatman dim Who gave a toothless scream And motioned to wade out to him; Cold as a mountain stream He felt the lake rise to his chin; It seemed to strike him through And freeze his heart but he plunged in, And clutched the black canoe. 24 ...The Bride of fluit&il And the blind boatman helped him up, Gave him a drink of blood; Far in the lake he tossed the cup.
And straight across the flood They moved like stars across the night, Passing a fisher's raft Where, seated by a flickering light, A brown child sat and laughed, Kissing again her painted doll; She screamed at the strange sight The shadowy boatman tall The boat as black as night.
And they passed fishermen's canoes, Anchored in shallow spots Where nets were staked among the crews Fires glowed in earthen pots And chinampaSy where in tended rows* White, cherished orchids grew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But to the dying king it seemed As though he moved with ease Upon a journey he had dreamed No weight above his knees So from his house he passed away, Down to the stony strand Where the black water of the lake Whimpered against the land. And there he hailed a boatman dim Who gave a toothless scream And motioned to wade out to him; Cold as a mountain stream He felt the lake rise to his chin; It seemed to strike him through And freeze his heart but he plunged in, And clutched the black canoe. 24 ...The Bride of fluit&il And the blind boatman helped him up, Gave him a drink of blood; Far in the lake he tossed the cup.
And straight across the flood They moved like stars across the night, Passing a fisher's raft Where, seated by a flickering light, A brown child sat and laughed, Kissing again her painted doll; She screamed at the strange sight The shadowy boatman tall The boat as black as night.
And they passed fishermen's canoes, Anchored in shallow spots Where nets were staked among the crews Fires glowed in earthen pots And chinampaSy where in tended rows* White, cherished orchids grew.
What to read after The Bride of Huitzil An Aztec Legend?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dubose Heyward And Hervey Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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