Journey to Parnassus
Journey to Parnassus
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177 The slumbering soldier fights his fights again, And in his dreaming, as in waking, freaks, He wields his trenchant blade, with might and * o The tender lover gains what he bespeaks, [main ; For as he sleeps he nears the wished-for goal, And without shipwreck makes the port he seeks ; The dreaming miser, in his restless roll, Wraps up his breast within his golden store, Where for all time he hath consigned his soul.
I, who am ever decent at the core, Alike in dreaming as in waking states, Si...nce I am neither Troglodyte nor Moor, Did of my soul throw open wide the gates, And through the eye-lids slumber entered in, With glorious promise, spite of all the fates.
Asleep, four thousand triumphs did I win, Which I could tell, without in any case Missing one single joy that lurked therein ; Time, opportunity, and fitting place, Each by itself and all of them in one, Produced effects of corresponding grace.
Two hours I slept, more soberly did none, No elfish vapours, nor fantastic powers Did through my quiet brain unbridled run ; My loosened Fancy strayed mid thousand flowers, Which decked a meadow fragrant with the scent Of far Panchaian or Sabaean bowers ; N 178 Viaje del Parnaso.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
177 The slumbering soldier fights his fights again, And in his dreaming, as in waking, freaks, He wields his trenchant blade, with might and * o The tender lover gains what he bespeaks, [main ; For as he sleeps he nears the wished-for goal, And without shipwreck makes the port he seeks ; The dreaming miser, in his restless roll, Wraps up his breast within his golden store, Where for all time he hath consigned his soul.
I, who am ever decent at the core, Alike in dreaming as in waking states, Si...nce I am neither Troglodyte nor Moor, Did of my soul throw open wide the gates, And through the eye-lids slumber entered in, With glorious promise, spite of all the fates.
Asleep, four thousand triumphs did I win, Which I could tell, without in any case Missing one single joy that lurked therein ; Time, opportunity, and fitting place, Each by itself and all of them in one, Produced effects of corresponding grace.
Two hours I slept, more soberly did none, No elfish vapours, nor fantastic powers Did through my quiet brain unbridled run ; My loosened Fancy strayed mid thousand flowers, Which decked a meadow fragrant with the scent Of far Panchaian or Sabaean bowers ; N 178 Viaje del Parnaso.
What to read after Journey to Parnassus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miguel De Cervantes Saveedra to read onlineMoreLess
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