Jasmin, Barber, Poet, Philanthropist
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I loved the maid, Pascal, and would have shed my blood for her, but she loved yon instead of me.
■"Know that she is not sold to the Evil One. In mv despair I hired the sorcerer to frighten you with his mis- chievous tale, and chance did the rest. When we both demanded her, she confessed her love for you. It was more than I could bear, and I resolved that we should both die.
"' But your mother has disarmed me ; she reminds me of my own. Live, Pascal, for your wife and your moth- er ! You need ha...ve no more fear of me. It is better that I should die the death of a soldier than with a crimo upon ray conscience." Thus saying, he vanished from the crowd, who burst into cheers. The happy lovers fell into each other's arms. " And now," said Jasmin, in concluding his poem, " I must lay aside my pencil. I had colors for sorrow ; I have none for such happiness as theirs 1" Jasmin at Toulouse. 109 CHAPTER X.
JASMIN AT TOULOUSE.
It had hitherto been the custom of Jasmin to dedicate his poems to one of his friends; but in the case of " Fran- connette" he dedicated the poem to the city of Toulouse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I loved the maid, Pascal, and would have shed my blood for her, but she loved yon instead of me.
■"Know that she is not sold to the Evil One. In mv despair I hired the sorcerer to frighten you with his mis- chievous tale, and chance did the rest. When we both demanded her, she confessed her love for you. It was more than I could bear, and I resolved that we should both die.
"' But your mother has disarmed me ; she reminds me of my own. Live, Pascal, for your wife and your moth- er ! You need ha...ve no more fear of me. It is better that I should die the death of a soldier than with a crimo upon ray conscience." Thus saying, he vanished from the crowd, who burst into cheers. The happy lovers fell into each other's arms. " And now," said Jasmin, in concluding his poem, " I must lay aside my pencil. I had colors for sorrow ; I have none for such happiness as theirs 1" Jasmin at Toulouse. 109 CHAPTER X.
JASMIN AT TOULOUSE.
It had hitherto been the custom of Jasmin to dedicate his poems to one of his friends; but in the case of " Fran- connette" he dedicated the poem to the city of Toulouse.
What to read after Jasmin, Barber, Poet, Philanthropist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smiles, Samuel, 1812-1904 to read onlineMoreLess
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