The Poems of Algernon Charles Swinburne 4
The Poems of Algernon Charles Swinburne 4
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He with the face as swart as night," Quoth the other : ** but he rides to fight Hid round by charms from all men's sight, And many a noble knight he hath slain.
Being wrapt in darkness deep as hell And silence dark as shame." ** Ah, well," Said Balen, *' is that he? the spell May be the sorcerer's bane." Then Balen gazed upon him long, And thought, " If here I wreak my wrong, Alive I may not scape, so strong The felon's friends about him throng ; And if I leave him here alive, THE TALE OF BALEN... 209 This chance perchance may life not give Again : much evil, if he live, He needs must do, should fear forgive When wrongs bid strike and strive." And Garlon, seeing how Balen's eye Dwelt on him as his heart waxed high With joy in wrath to see him nigh, Rose wolf-like with a wolfish cry And crossed and smote him on the face, Saying, ^' Knight, what wouldst thou with me?
Eat, For shame, and gaze not : eat thy meat : Do that thou art come for : stands thy seat Next ours of royal race ? " ** Well hast thou said : thy rede rings true ; That which I came for will I do," Quoth Balen : forth his fleet sword flew, And clove the head of Garlon through Clean to the shoulders.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He with the face as swart as night," Quoth the other : ** but he rides to fight Hid round by charms from all men's sight, And many a noble knight he hath slain.
Being wrapt in darkness deep as hell And silence dark as shame." ** Ah, well," Said Balen, *' is that he? the spell May be the sorcerer's bane." Then Balen gazed upon him long, And thought, " If here I wreak my wrong, Alive I may not scape, so strong The felon's friends about him throng ; And if I leave him here alive, THE TALE OF BALEN... 209 This chance perchance may life not give Again : much evil, if he live, He needs must do, should fear forgive When wrongs bid strike and strive." And Garlon, seeing how Balen's eye Dwelt on him as his heart waxed high With joy in wrath to see him nigh, Rose wolf-like with a wolfish cry And crossed and smote him on the face, Saying, ^' Knight, what wouldst thou with me?
Eat, For shame, and gaze not : eat thy meat : Do that thou art come for : stands thy seat Next ours of royal race ? " ** Well hast thou said : thy rede rings true ; That which I came for will I do," Quoth Balen : forth his fleet sword flew, And clove the head of Garlon through Clean to the shoulders.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Swinburne Algernon Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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