Collected Poems
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CYPRIAN Daughter, I come From Tarsus.
aglXe Why, 'tis thither Boniface Journeyed! Hast news of him?
178 AGLAE CYPRIAN Yes, Daughter, truly.
AGLAE I perish for it! Speak and succor me!
CYPRIAN But first this golden prelude to the tale: 'Twill pave the way to happier things. Listen!
aglAe With all my soul. But is he well?
CYPRIAN Aye, Daughter, very well.
AGLAE Fm glad, so glad!
CYPRIAN He sends thee greeting, and he bade me say The charm he sought is found.
AGLAE E'en now I feel Its power. I'm g...lad, so very glad!
CYPRIAN A charm Beyond all charms to heal our deadUest ills.
179 COLLECTED POEMS But hear my tale, whose swift unfolding hke The flaming of the dawn upon the banks Of night, will make thy darkness Hght.
When Boniface's pity succored me some months Agone, and thy compassion joined Made gracious heahng of my weakened frame, I prayed to Christ our Lord and God who died for all.
To succor thee and him who succored me.
His servant — Nay, I know, my Daughter, all — For Boniface confided all and bade Me speak with thee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CYPRIAN Daughter, I come From Tarsus.
aglXe Why, 'tis thither Boniface Journeyed! Hast news of him?
178 AGLAE CYPRIAN Yes, Daughter, truly.
AGLAE I perish for it! Speak and succor me!
CYPRIAN But first this golden prelude to the tale: 'Twill pave the way to happier things. Listen!
aglAe With all my soul. But is he well?
CYPRIAN Aye, Daughter, very well.
AGLAE Fm glad, so glad!
CYPRIAN He sends thee greeting, and he bade me say The charm he sought is found.
AGLAE E'en now I feel Its power. I'm g...lad, so very glad!
CYPRIAN A charm Beyond all charms to heal our deadUest ills.
179 COLLECTED POEMS But hear my tale, whose swift unfolding hke The flaming of the dawn upon the banks Of night, will make thy darkness Hght.
When Boniface's pity succored me some months Agone, and thy compassion joined Made gracious heahng of my weakened frame, I prayed to Christ our Lord and God who died for all.
To succor thee and him who succored me.
His servant — Nay, I know, my Daughter, all — For Boniface confided all and bade Me speak with thee.
What to read after Collected Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pallen, Condé Bénoist, 1858-1929 to read onlineMoreLess
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