Letters And Memorials of Wendell Phillips Garrison Literary Editor of the Nati
Letters And Memorials of Wendell Phillips Garrison Literary Editor of the Nati
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" Ce qui est une facon de parler, dont usent quelquefois lea Remains, quand ilz veulent (5viter la durete de ceste rude parole de dire il est inort. Amyot s Plutarch.
169 FORWARD !
SHELVED, do they say ? T is but a chapter closed When Nature s warning finger interposed.
What then ? That way is barred, yet life remains ; In other fields the leave to strive obtains.
I quit the Past the Future to control; My monuments behind, in front my goal.
No, non son morto. Dietro me cadavere Lasciai la prima... vita.
Carducci, Prologue to Giambi ed Epodi.
170 LARGESS . . . "PooR thing, art cold! " I heard it murmur to the freezing Earth, Our royal Maple in its robes of gold; And of a sudden in the shivery air Of autumn, than Godiva s self more bare, And, like that lady in her utter dearth Of raiment, chastely clad in charity, There for a wonder stood the leafless Tree, A coil of yellow sunshine at its base, Dropt as a mantle on the stark Earth s face.
171 WHAT day my love passed on, around her pressed, With wonder filled and gentle sympathy, The elect of angels and the souls that be The populace of heaven and therefore blest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Ce qui est une facon de parler, dont usent quelquefois lea Remains, quand ilz veulent (5viter la durete de ceste rude parole de dire il est inort. Amyot s Plutarch.
169 FORWARD !
SHELVED, do they say ? T is but a chapter closed When Nature s warning finger interposed.
What then ? That way is barred, yet life remains ; In other fields the leave to strive obtains.
I quit the Past the Future to control; My monuments behind, in front my goal.
No, non son morto. Dietro me cadavere Lasciai la prima... vita.
Carducci, Prologue to Giambi ed Epodi.
170 LARGESS . . . "PooR thing, art cold! " I heard it murmur to the freezing Earth, Our royal Maple in its robes of gold; And of a sudden in the shivery air Of autumn, than Godiva s self more bare, And, like that lady in her utter dearth Of raiment, chastely clad in charity, There for a wonder stood the leafless Tree, A coil of yellow sunshine at its base, Dropt as a mantle on the stark Earth s face.
171 WHAT day my love passed on, around her pressed, With wonder filled and gentle sympathy, The elect of angels and the souls that be The populace of heaven and therefore blest.
What to read after Letters And Memorials of Wendell Phillips Garrison Literary Editor of the Nati?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wendell Phillips Garrison to read onlineMoreLess
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