A Sicilian Idyll And Judith a Conflict
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While, should he yet be living, laws assert Forfeit his every right, unmarried still At forty-six, without a son, without The piety to feed his friends with news, His mother's heart with hope. Wicked or mad He must be, there's an end.
But thou art staid, Pious and seemly more than most young men ; And thou didst love my Delphis and dost owe To him thy first of training, taste for wisdom ; And, grateful, thou hast vowed before our hearth xxxiv.
To tend it ever — food and drink and prayer F...or Delphis and his sires to offer daily Where it yet never wanted. We have raised His cenotaph hard by the other tombs ; If, dead, he wanders in some foreign port — Terror to sailors and low inn-keepers — We cannot take the blame. Thy father's hale : Ere he shall die thou well may'st have a son Could feed the mountain hearth he keeps alive.
That thou, his heir, be my son's, he consents.
With sweet Kyniska thou receiv'st moreover A fitting portion. Enjoy thy wealth, be happy Nor deem me weak when yet once more I plead, If Delphis, not as known and loved, but — ah !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . .
While, should he yet be living, laws assert Forfeit his every right, unmarried still At forty-six, without a son, without The piety to feed his friends with news, His mother's heart with hope. Wicked or mad He must be, there's an end.
But thou art staid, Pious and seemly more than most young men ; And thou didst love my Delphis and dost owe To him thy first of training, taste for wisdom ; And, grateful, thou hast vowed before our hearth xxxiv.
To tend it ever — food and drink and prayer F...or Delphis and his sires to offer daily Where it yet never wanted. We have raised His cenotaph hard by the other tombs ; If, dead, he wanders in some foreign port — Terror to sailors and low inn-keepers — We cannot take the blame. Thy father's hale : Ere he shall die thou well may'st have a son Could feed the mountain hearth he keeps alive.
That thou, his heir, be my son's, he consents.
With sweet Kyniska thou receiv'st moreover A fitting portion. Enjoy thy wealth, be happy Nor deem me weak when yet once more I plead, If Delphis, not as known and loved, but — ah !
What to read after A Sicilian Idyll And Judith a Conflict?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T Sturge Thomas Sturge Moore to read onlineMoreLess
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