The Poetical Works of Ebenezer Elliott the Corn Law Rhymer
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Ask if the sea is salt, if ice is chill, But ask not if I love her memory, While, for her sake, I love this wilderness, Because it holds her bones. But why stand here, Awaiting sage instructions from yon wittol, And wasting the dear moments due to vengeance ? Goffe, in the eye of my revenge, my foe Seems tried and sentenced, bound and led to death. May he die a coward, and I see it !
SCENE VI. — The platform of a rude Fortress, near the Connecticut Morton alone, — Enter Ward.
Mor. How now ? wha...t news ?
Ward. Thy gallant foe hath left The cave, and join'd Kerhonah. As he fled, He dropped this pistol.
Mor. Why, 'tis one of mine ! How came he by it ? — O W^ard, haste and arm Our people. Let us instantly pursue The traitor, ere he teach the foe to beat us.
[Exit Ward. — Enter Mary.
Mary. Dear Morton, dost thou shun me ? Thou art not offended ?
Mor. No, my love.
Mary. Then thou art ill. Thy cheek is paler, and thine eyes are blood-shot. Nay, something troubles thee. What is it ? Tell me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ask if the sea is salt, if ice is chill, But ask not if I love her memory, While, for her sake, I love this wilderness, Because it holds her bones. But why stand here, Awaiting sage instructions from yon wittol, And wasting the dear moments due to vengeance ? Goffe, in the eye of my revenge, my foe Seems tried and sentenced, bound and led to death. May he die a coward, and I see it !
SCENE VI. — The platform of a rude Fortress, near the Connecticut Morton alone, — Enter Ward.
Mor. How now ? wha...t news ?
Ward. Thy gallant foe hath left The cave, and join'd Kerhonah. As he fled, He dropped this pistol.
Mor. Why, 'tis one of mine ! How came he by it ? — O W^ard, haste and arm Our people. Let us instantly pursue The traitor, ere he teach the foe to beat us.
[Exit Ward. — Enter Mary.
Mary. Dear Morton, dost thou shun me ? Thou art not offended ?
Mor. No, my love.
Mary. Then thou art ill. Thy cheek is paler, and thine eyes are blood-shot. Nay, something troubles thee. What is it ? Tell me.
What to read after The Poetical Works of Ebenezer Elliott the Corn Law Rhymer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ebenezer Elliott to read onlineMoreLess
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