
NOTE
JOHN MASEFIELD. - PART I - RIGHT ROYAL
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PART II
THE END.
In the gentle March light, a young rider named Charles prepares for the prestigious Chaser’s Cup, his heart entwined with that of his beloved, Emily. Their affection is painted against the rolling Downs, where the wind carries the scent of thyme and clover, and the landscape is dotted with distant spires and the soft glow of village lights. Together they watch the horizon, sharing whispered hopes while Charles readies his own striking chestnut, Right Royal, for the race that will test both skill and spirit.
The night before the start, a vivid dream seizes Charles: the horse he will ride appears as a luminous being, its mane flickering like fire, and speaks of a single, fateful day. The vision leaves him trembling, torn between awe and dread, as he wonders whether the omen foretells triumph or tragedy. With sunrise approaching, the couple must decide how to face the looming contest, their love and the mysterious promise of Right Royal hanging in the balance.
Language
en
Duration
~1 hours (86K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2004-09-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1878–1967
Best known for the unforgettable call of “Sea-Fever” and for the magical children’s classics The Midnight Folk and The Box of Delights, this English writer brought the pull of the sea and a love of adventure into both poetry and prose. His work ranges from vivid ballads and long narrative poems to stories that have stayed in print for generations.
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