English poem
Viii
Old Lewis ('twas his evil day), Stood trembling in his shoes; The ox was his--what cou'd he say? His legs were stiffen'd with dismay, The ox ran o'er him mid the fray, And gave him his death's bruise.
Versos English Samuel Taylor Coleridge Viii
English poem
Old Lewis ('twas his evil day), Stood trembling in his shoes; The ox was his--what cou'd he say? His legs were stiffen'd with dismay, The ox ran o'er him mid the fray, And gave him his death's bruise.