The Poetical Works of Percy Bysshe Shelley
The Poetical Works of Percy Bysshe Shelley
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d by Google THE REVOLT OF ISLAM. 281 Each of that multitude alone, and lost To sense of outward things, one hope yet knew ; As on a foam-girt crag some seaman tost, Stares at the rising tide, or like the crew Whilst now the ship is splitting through and through; £ach, if the tramp of a far steed was heard.
Started from sick despair, or if there flew One murmur on the wind, or if some word Which none can gather yet, the distant crowd has stirred.
XI.
Why became cheeks, wan with the kiss of death..., Paler from hope ? they had sustained despair.
Why watched those myriads with suspended breath Sleepless a second night ? they are not here The victims, and hour by hour, a vision drear.
Warm corpses fall upon the clay-cold dead ; And even in. death their lips are writhed with fear. — The crowd is mute and moveless — overhead Silent Arcturus shines — Ha ! hear'st thou not the tread XII.
Of rushing feet ? laughter ? the shout, the scream.
Of triumph not to be contained ? See ! hark !
d by Google 29Z THE REVOLT OF ISLAM.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
d by Google THE REVOLT OF ISLAM. 281 Each of that multitude alone, and lost To sense of outward things, one hope yet knew ; As on a foam-girt crag some seaman tost, Stares at the rising tide, or like the crew Whilst now the ship is splitting through and through; £ach, if the tramp of a far steed was heard.
Started from sick despair, or if there flew One murmur on the wind, or if some word Which none can gather yet, the distant crowd has stirred.
XI.
Why became cheeks, wan with the kiss of death..., Paler from hope ? they had sustained despair.
Why watched those myriads with suspended breath Sleepless a second night ? they are not here The victims, and hour by hour, a vision drear.
Warm corpses fall upon the clay-cold dead ; And even in. death their lips are writhed with fear. — The crowd is mute and moveless — overhead Silent Arcturus shines — Ha ! hear'st thou not the tread XII.
Of rushing feet ? laughter ? the shout, the scream.
Of triumph not to be contained ? See ! hark !
d by Google 29Z THE REVOLT OF ISLAM.
What to read after The Poetical Works of Percy Bysshe Shelley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lowell, James Russell, 1819-1891 to read onlineMoreLess
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