The Story And Song of Black Roderick
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She sleeps, and the world so full of sound; f^ She's deaf, like the deaths that are under i«o the ground, ^ That I laugh and laugh to see.** 32 Now shall I teU how the Blackr Earl heeded not the story of the^ little brother, nor the tragedy that lay therein, for his ear was busy with^^^S^^ fc) another sound, "Hush/' said the Black Earl, "for* hearest thou not a voice in trouble?" *'Nay," cried the little brother; ''If^ hear naught save the laughing stream that conies from the lake where my| wat...er-nymph lieth/* **Hush!" said the Black Earl again,^ **for hearest thou not the voice of my mistress making a lamentation?'* *'Nay/' saith the Httle brother; "I hear naught save the moving oi^ the reeds in the pushing waters, and ^ thou wilt not listen to my story/' ^^£p Now went the little brother away in his anger, and found himself a play among the heather.
But the Black Earl bent above the stream and gazed long into its shal- low turbulence with wonder and fear, for the words the stream said to him ^ 33 ^ ?in its whisperings were as though ^spoken in the voice of his yoting bride.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She sleeps, and the world so full of sound; f^ She's deaf, like the deaths that are under i«o the ground, ^ That I laugh and laugh to see.** 32 Now shall I teU how the Blackr Earl heeded not the story of the^ little brother, nor the tragedy that lay therein, for his ear was busy with^^^S^^ fc) another sound, "Hush/' said the Black Earl, "for* hearest thou not a voice in trouble?" *'Nay," cried the little brother; ''If^ hear naught save the laughing stream that conies from the lake where my| wat...er-nymph lieth/* **Hush!" said the Black Earl again,^ **for hearest thou not the voice of my mistress making a lamentation?'* *'Nay/' saith the Httle brother; "I hear naught save the moving oi^ the reeds in the pushing waters, and ^ thou wilt not listen to my story/' ^^£p Now went the little brother away in his anger, and found himself a play among the heather.
But the Black Earl bent above the stream and gazed long into its shal- low turbulence with wonder and fear, for the words the stream said to him ^ 33 ^ ?in its whisperings were as though ^spoken in the voice of his yoting bride.
What to read after The Story And Song of Black Roderick?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shorter Dora Sigerson to read onlineMoreLess
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