The Return of the Dead
The Return of the Dead
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From off my breast the bait I cut, And hung it on the bough:The breast it bled, the bait it reeked, Mine is the birdie now.
Down flew the lovely little bird, Fluttering its wings o’erjoyed;It seemed to smile as if the guile It knew that I employed.
It clawed and picked so hastily, So well did smack the bait;And still the more it seemed to please The more the birdie ate.
Down flew the lovely little bird, Alighting on the sand;The loveliest damsel she became, And gave the youth her hand.
THE FO...RCED CONSENT Within her own fair castelaye There goes a damsel bright;A whole year’s tide for her has sighed A young and handsome knight.
“Now do thou hear, thou beauteous maid, Could I thy troth obtain, Then thou shouldst tread on silk outspread, And ne’er on the earth again.
And do thou hear, my lovely maid, My wedded lady be, And the slightest care thou shalt not bear If I can save it thee. ”
“I’ve vowed an oath to Mary maid, And to keep it is my plan;Ne’er live will I beneath the sky With any sinful man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
”
From off my breast the bait I cut, And hung it on the bough:The breast it bled, the bait it reeked, Mine is the birdie now.
Down flew the lovely little bird, Fluttering its wings o’erjoyed;It seemed to smile as if the guile It knew that I employed.
It clawed and picked so hastily, So well did smack the bait;And still the more it seemed to please The more the birdie ate.
Down flew the lovely little bird, Alighting on the sand;The loveliest damsel she became, And gave the youth her hand.
THE FO...RCED CONSENT Within her own fair castelaye There goes a damsel bright;A whole year’s tide for her has sighed A young and handsome knight.
“Now do thou hear, thou beauteous maid, Could I thy troth obtain, Then thou shouldst tread on silk outspread, And ne’er on the earth again.
And do thou hear, my lovely maid, My wedded lady be, And the slightest care thou shalt not bear If I can save it thee. ”
“I’ve vowed an oath to Mary maid, And to keep it is my plan;Ne’er live will I beneath the sky With any sinful man.
What to read after The Return of the Dead?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wise, Thomas James, 1859-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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