The Clouds
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When Oberon King flings forth ; Hie all, as startled conies ; hie, to earths : (Crooks, wents, and hollow worksteads, under craig, ) At sunrist all ben crept back into Earths ground !
But who hath heart, to pilfer for himself, The goblins' hoarded gold ; which to mansons, Of sovereign right, pertains ; since, (men say, ) Man Lord of all creatures is : he it privily must Snatch from the backward. And espy him sprite, Such should, to glitter-clay, turn in his hands, Mennisc, in our Elf-mote ! lou...d shrill fay-folk, A Mantowns wight, is found mongst us, this night ! All then run-to : elves pinch him blue as sloe. They buffet him so sore ; till Oberon cries, So-lio ! That he remain must lunatic, in his mind.
I have seen one, in my youth, then an old man ; (He speechless was !) of whom such things were told.
Officer. You have pretty fantasies here, in Bardic Wales. Bard. Yet men be found, which call them grandames' tales!
I30 THE CLOUDS Officer. Unkind! Like honest mirth, may fay-tales serve; Amidst our tangled steps, in Worlds wood-paths, ...
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Oberon King flings forth ; Hie all, as startled conies ; hie, to earths : (Crooks, wents, and hollow worksteads, under craig, ) At sunrist all ben crept back into Earths ground !
But who hath heart, to pilfer for himself, The goblins' hoarded gold ; which to mansons, Of sovereign right, pertains ; since, (men say, ) Man Lord of all creatures is : he it privily must Snatch from the backward. And espy him sprite, Such should, to glitter-clay, turn in his hands, Mennisc, in our Elf-mote ! lou...d shrill fay-folk, A Mantowns wight, is found mongst us, this night ! All then run-to : elves pinch him blue as sloe. They buffet him so sore ; till Oberon cries, So-lio ! That he remain must lunatic, in his mind.
I have seen one, in my youth, then an old man ; (He speechless was !) of whom such things were told.
Officer. You have pretty fantasies here, in Bardic Wales. Bard. Yet men be found, which call them grandames' tales!
I30 THE CLOUDS Officer. Unkind! Like honest mirth, may fay-tales serve; Amidst our tangled steps, in Worlds wood-paths, ...
What to read after The Clouds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Montagu Doughty to read onlineMoreLess
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