The Eve of the Conquest And Other Poems
The Eve of the Conquest And Other Poems
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The lake lay glimmering through the wood below ; From its sweet shores upsprang the mountains stern, And mid the loftiest we could well discern One that was shining in a cusp of snow. A butterfly went flickering to and fro Hard by, and seeing he had yet to learn The arduous lesson how to spend an hour Of holiday aright, we bade him go And fasten on a flower. VII. Our book for us : of amaranthine hues The flowers that to the free but searching sight Did there disclose their inmost beauty bright ...! Flowers were they that were planted by the Muse In a deep soil which the continual dews Of blessing had enriched : no lesser light Than what was lit in Sydney's spirit clear Or given to saintly Herbert's to diffuse Now lives in thine, De Vere. LA60 LUGANO. 49 VXII. So passed the noontide hour ; the breathless air Propitious to the intent mind's equipoise, And silent all, save now and then the noise Of a light rustling in the ivy, where With short quick run, and sudden stop and stare, The lizard fled surprised.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The lake lay glimmering through the wood below ; From its sweet shores upsprang the mountains stern, And mid the loftiest we could well discern One that was shining in a cusp of snow. A butterfly went flickering to and fro Hard by, and seeing he had yet to learn The arduous lesson how to spend an hour Of holiday aright, we bade him go And fasten on a flower. VII. Our book for us : of amaranthine hues The flowers that to the free but searching sight Did there disclose their inmost beauty bright ...! Flowers were they that were planted by the Muse In a deep soil which the continual dews Of blessing had enriched : no lesser light Than what was lit in Sydney's spirit clear Or given to saintly Herbert's to diffuse Now lives in thine, De Vere. LA60 LUGANO. 49 VXII. So passed the noontide hour ; the breathless air Propitious to the intent mind's equipoise, And silent all, save now and then the noise Of a light rustling in the ivy, where With short quick run, and sudden stop and stare, The lizard fled surprised.
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