The Thakoorine a Tale of Maandoo
The Thakoorine a Tale of Maandoo
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97 Raam's giant foe young Seeta bore) And, with an ocean's heave and roar, Sway'dthe dense crowd, till those who stood, On margin of Narbudda's flood, Were o'er the brink resistless hurl'd, And in one watery ruin whirl'd.
And now, where most the tumult raves, Where most the concourse quails and waves, Whence, the wild charger frantic flies. Where, shrieks, and groans, and dying cries, Nerve heroes' hearts — the faint appal, Flash answering flash, are seen to fall, Thro' the haze of smoke and bl...ood, Like meteor showers o'er some red flood, Those vengeful swords — and o'er the rest Full well are known the towering crest, The snowy beard and features grim And red right arm of Bulwunt Singh. Onward he hews his deathful way : The panic stricken guards obey The impulse of their fears, and fly His sweeping blade and fiery eye.
The monarch saw, and call'd with speed For his keen blade and Arab steed : Paws the wild charger, as from far He snuffs the sulphurous breath of war, H 98 THE t'hakoorine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
97 Raam's giant foe young Seeta bore) And, with an ocean's heave and roar, Sway'dthe dense crowd, till those who stood, On margin of Narbudda's flood, Were o'er the brink resistless hurl'd, And in one watery ruin whirl'd.
And now, where most the tumult raves, Where most the concourse quails and waves, Whence, the wild charger frantic flies. Where, shrieks, and groans, and dying cries, Nerve heroes' hearts — the faint appal, Flash answering flash, are seen to fall, Thro' the haze of smoke and bl...ood, Like meteor showers o'er some red flood, Those vengeful swords — and o'er the rest Full well are known the towering crest, The snowy beard and features grim And red right arm of Bulwunt Singh. Onward he hews his deathful way : The panic stricken guards obey The impulse of their fears, and fly His sweeping blade and fiery eye.
The monarch saw, and call'd with speed For his keen blade and Arab steed : Paws the wild charger, as from far He snuffs the sulphurous breath of war, H 98 THE t'hakoorine.
What to read after The Thakoorine a Tale of Maandoo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Abbott to read onlineMoreLess
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