Don Juan Canto the Seventeenth
Don Juan Canto the Seventeenth
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'Twas plain to all that Juan's case was bad. Lord Henrj once politely asked the cause — If he the monk's nocturnal visit had. * Juan referred to internecine laws. He hoped — he wished — in fact, he would be glad — His voice was lost in some such slight applause, As in polite society will rise At something silly that is said — or wise. DON JUAN— CANTO XVII. 29" LII. 'Twas Fitzplantagenet who had found out The key-note to poor Juan's melancholy — Her Grace's favour he had lost, no doubt, By some ...presumption, or some foolish folly. At this her Grace grew grave — began to pout^ While Fitzplantagenet became more jolly ; And thus the circle round became quite merry^ AVhile Juan and her Grace were sober — very. LIII. Adeline perceived there still lurked behind Some undefined cause for Juan's sadness ; She settled, in her rather sanguine mind. That it was his Aurora llaby madness. She could not be to facts so wholly blind, I cannot say she looked on it with gladness, But, since the date of their late convex'sation, He seemed quite given up to contemplation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Twas plain to all that Juan's case was bad. Lord Henrj once politely asked the cause — If he the monk's nocturnal visit had. * Juan referred to internecine laws. He hoped — he wished — in fact, he would be glad — His voice was lost in some such slight applause, As in polite society will rise At something silly that is said — or wise. DON JUAN— CANTO XVII. 29" LII. 'Twas Fitzplantagenet who had found out The key-note to poor Juan's melancholy — Her Grace's favour he had lost, no doubt, By some ...presumption, or some foolish folly. At this her Grace grew grave — began to pout^ While Fitzplantagenet became more jolly ; And thus the circle round became quite merry^ AVhile Juan and her Grace were sober — very. LIII. Adeline perceived there still lurked behind Some undefined cause for Juan's sadness ; She settled, in her rather sanguine mind. That it was his Aurora llaby madness. She could not be to facts so wholly blind, I cannot say she looked on it with gladness, But, since the date of their late convex'sation, He seemed quite given up to contemplation.
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