Three Days At Killarney With Other Poems
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1 14 CAMBUSCAN.
But Canace, dissolved in pity, hies Up to the tree, and each enticement tries To lure (if hope of remedy might be) The well-nigh fainting mourner from the tree ; And holds her lap abi'oad, or ere she call, To catch her, and arrest the giddy fall ; And thus in language of the falcon kind Gives utterance to her sympathizing mind.
"Fair bird, if lawful to disclose thy pain. The cause and origin of woe explain : For never yet such tempest of distress I saw, so seeming desperate of r...edress ; And needs that anguish beyond thought must be. Whose very spectacle is death to see. For mercy's sake, whatever pangs annoy. Desist, nor thus that tender frame destroy ; And kill me not with sorrow for thy sake. But listen, and descend, and comfort take : For, as T am the daughter of a king. Relief no less than soothing will I bring. If labour, skill, or any power of mine May alter and assuage the fates malign ; Thrice happy, if composing every smart CAMBUSCAN. 115 Of wound or bruise, I coukl as soon impart The balm of consolation to thine heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 14 CAMBUSCAN.
But Canace, dissolved in pity, hies Up to the tree, and each enticement tries To lure (if hope of remedy might be) The well-nigh fainting mourner from the tree ; And holds her lap abi'oad, or ere she call, To catch her, and arrest the giddy fall ; And thus in language of the falcon kind Gives utterance to her sympathizing mind.
"Fair bird, if lawful to disclose thy pain. The cause and origin of woe explain : For never yet such tempest of distress I saw, so seeming desperate of r...edress ; And needs that anguish beyond thought must be. Whose very spectacle is death to see. For mercy's sake, whatever pangs annoy. Desist, nor thus that tender frame destroy ; And kill me not with sorrow for thy sake. But listen, and descend, and comfort take : For, as T am the daughter of a king. Relief no less than soothing will I bring. If labour, skill, or any power of mine May alter and assuage the fates malign ; Thrice happy, if composing every smart CAMBUSCAN. 115 Of wound or bruise, I coukl as soon impart The balm of consolation to thine heart.
What to read after Three Days At Killarney With Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Hoyle to read onlineMoreLess
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