Gleanings From Branger
Gleanings From Branger
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En vain nous égayons la vie Par le champagne et les chansons ; A table, o\x le cœur nous convie, On nous dit que nous vieillissons. Mais jusqu'à sa dernière aurore En buvant frais s'épanouir; Même en tremblant chanter encore.
Mes amis, ce n'est pas vieillir.
3- Brûlons-nous pour une coquette Un encens d'abord accueilli ; Bientôt peut-être elle répète Que nous n'avons que trop vieilli. Mais vivre en tout d'économie, Moins prodiguer et mieux jouir; D'une amante faire une amie, Mes amis, ce n'est ...pas vieillir.
Growing Old. 39 II.
If e'er perforce we would be gay With foaming wine, and song, and jest, The joyous circle seem to say — ** 'Twere fitter bid some younger guest : — '^ But while one cheerful cup we drain, Though night be closing, drear and cold, While we can lift one quavering strain.
My friends, we are not growing old.
III.
When Beauty tempts, we burn once more The incense of a vanished time: Ah ! Beauty votes it soon a bore To smile on one that's past his prime !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
En vain nous égayons la vie Par le champagne et les chansons ; A table, o\x le cœur nous convie, On nous dit que nous vieillissons. Mais jusqu'à sa dernière aurore En buvant frais s'épanouir; Même en tremblant chanter encore.
Mes amis, ce n'est pas vieillir.
3- Brûlons-nous pour une coquette Un encens d'abord accueilli ; Bientôt peut-être elle répète Que nous n'avons que trop vieilli. Mais vivre en tout d'économie, Moins prodiguer et mieux jouir; D'une amante faire une amie, Mes amis, ce n'est ...pas vieillir.
Growing Old. 39 II.
If e'er perforce we would be gay With foaming wine, and song, and jest, The joyous circle seem to say — ** 'Twere fitter bid some younger guest : — '^ But while one cheerful cup we drain, Though night be closing, drear and cold, While we can lift one quavering strain.
My friends, we are not growing old.
III.
When Beauty tempts, we burn once more The incense of a vanished time: Ah ! Beauty votes it soon a bore To smile on one that's past his prime !
What to read after Gleanings From Branger?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Béranger, Pierre Jean De, 1780-1857 to read onlineMoreLess
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