Don Juan
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Which is full soon, (though life is but a span).
Already they beheld the silver showers Of rubles rain, as fast as specie can, ITpon his cabinet, besides the presents Of several ribands, and some thousand peasants.
CAvrmx. l>ON JU^^- LXXX.
33:^ Catherine was generous, — all such ladles are : Love, that great opener of the heart and all The ways that lead there, he they near or far, Ahove, below, by turnpikes great or small, — Love — (though she had a cursed taste for war, And was not the best w...ife, unless we call Such Clytemnestra, though perhaps 't is better That one should die, than two drag on the fetter) — LXXXI.
Love had made Catherine make each lover's fortune, Unlike our own half-chaste Elizabeth, Whose avarice all disbursements did importune, If history, the grand liar, ever saith The truth; and though grief her old age might shorten, Because she put a favourite to death, Her vile,4^mbiguous method of flirtation, And stinginess, disgrace her sex and station.
LXXXII.
But when the levee rose, and all was bustle In the dissolving circle, all the nations' Ambassadors began as 't were to hustle Round the young man with their congratulations, Also the softer silks were heard to rustle ^ Of gentle dames, among whose recreations It is to speculate on handsome faces, Especially when such lead to high places.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Which is full soon, (though life is but a span).
Already they beheld the silver showers Of rubles rain, as fast as specie can, ITpon his cabinet, besides the presents Of several ribands, and some thousand peasants.
CAvrmx. l>ON JU^^- LXXX.
33:^ Catherine was generous, — all such ladles are : Love, that great opener of the heart and all The ways that lead there, he they near or far, Ahove, below, by turnpikes great or small, — Love — (though she had a cursed taste for war, And was not the best w...ife, unless we call Such Clytemnestra, though perhaps 't is better That one should die, than two drag on the fetter) — LXXXI.
Love had made Catherine make each lover's fortune, Unlike our own half-chaste Elizabeth, Whose avarice all disbursements did importune, If history, the grand liar, ever saith The truth; and though grief her old age might shorten, Because she put a favourite to death, Her vile,4^mbiguous method of flirtation, And stinginess, disgrace her sex and station.
LXXXII.
But when the levee rose, and all was bustle In the dissolving circle, all the nations' Ambassadors began as 't were to hustle Round the young man with their congratulations, Also the softer silks were heard to rustle ^ Of gentle dames, among whose recreations It is to speculate on handsome faces, Especially when such lead to high places.
What to read after Don Juan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baron George Gordon Byron Byron to read onlineMoreLess
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