The Door
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" So you led us to this room, Unbeknown to mortal sense, Far removed from cloistered gloom, Abbot- — beads — and penitence.
Still we know not what you be.
Save that every Sunday night Here you run for jollity Till the light." i6 " Soon, O Felix, 'twill be known, But the time is not yet come, When I have the secret shown.
Then will you be striken dumb.
Meantime let us dance again.
Up and down the chamber go, Like to drops of leaping rain Or melted snow." " Hermeline ! abate the measure For my ey...es are all aflame ; We have had enough of pleasure, Prithee lead me whence I came." " Lover, look : the walls are reeling.
Lamps are dimming one by one.
And the floor will touch the ceiling When all's done." "O thou dazzling whiteness, say What forbodes that indrawn lip." " See, Franciscus will not stay.
But with Love away doth slip." " Clutch not — O this earthy smell Chokes— What art thou ? " " Devil I, And Fiorina : Stark in Hell At dawn you lie." 17 She sits a maiden honey pale Amid the violet-vistaed meads, Encompassed by the clinging reeds That falter from their stalks so frail.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" So you led us to this room, Unbeknown to mortal sense, Far removed from cloistered gloom, Abbot- — beads — and penitence.
Still we know not what you be.
Save that every Sunday night Here you run for jollity Till the light." i6 " Soon, O Felix, 'twill be known, But the time is not yet come, When I have the secret shown.
Then will you be striken dumb.
Meantime let us dance again.
Up and down the chamber go, Like to drops of leaping rain Or melted snow." " Hermeline ! abate the measure For my ey...es are all aflame ; We have had enough of pleasure, Prithee lead me whence I came." " Lover, look : the walls are reeling.
Lamps are dimming one by one.
And the floor will touch the ceiling When all's done." "O thou dazzling whiteness, say What forbodes that indrawn lip." " See, Franciscus will not stay.
But with Love away doth slip." " Clutch not — O this earthy smell Chokes— What art thou ? " " Devil I, And Fiorina : Stark in Hell At dawn you lie." 17 She sits a maiden honey pale Amid the violet-vistaed meads, Encompassed by the clinging reeds That falter from their stalks so frail.
What to read after The Door?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Maslin Hulme to read onlineMoreLess
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