Letters of a Peruvian Princess : Translated From the French, With the Sequel Taken From a Spanish Manuscript, Embellished With Superb Engravings
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Through the wa- ters I behold the body of Zilia : her eves. . .
her bosom... a livid paleness... O my friend . , . inexorable death . . . death that flies from me ... Ye Gods more cruel in your indulgence than in your punishments!
Why do ye still suffer me to live ? Will you never unite those whom you cannot sepa- rate ? In vain, Kanhuiscap , do Î call on death : he flies from me : the barbarian is deaf to my voice, and keeps his darts for those that would avoid them. Zilia , my be- loved Zilia... , hear my cries ; behold my flowing tears 3 thou hast none 3 I only live to shed them : O that I could drovv^n myself in the torrent that flows from my eyes . . .
why can I not?... Ah! you have none; soul of my soul ! You .... my hands will no longer lend me their aid ... I sink under my affliction . . . horrid despair . . .
tears . . . love ... a strange coldness . . , Zilia...
Kanhuiscap... Zilia!...
LETTRE XXI.
Au même. -AzAPuérit d'une maladie dangereuse, par les soins d'Alonzo et de Zulmira.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Through the wa- ters I behold the body of Zilia : her eves. . .
her bosom... a livid paleness... O my friend . , . inexorable death . . . death that flies from me ... Ye Gods more cruel in your indulgence than in your punishments!
Why do ye still suffer me to live ? Will you never unite those whom you cannot sepa- rate ? In vain, Kanhuiscap , do Î call on death : he flies from me : the barbarian is deaf to my voice, and keeps his darts for those that would avoid them. Zilia , my be- loved Zilia... , hear my cries ; behold my flowing tears 3 thou hast none 3 I only live to shed them : O that I could drovv^n myself in the torrent that flows from my eyes . . .
why can I not?... Ah! you have none; soul of my soul ! You .... my hands will no longer lend me their aid ... I sink under my affliction . . . horrid despair . . .
tears . . . love ... a strange coldness . . , Zilia...
Kanhuiscap... Zilia!...
LETTRE XXI.
Au même. -AzAPuérit d'une maladie dangereuse, par les soins d'Alonzo et de Zulmira.
What to read after Letters of a Peruvian Princess : Translated From the French, With the Sequel Taken From a Spanish Manuscript, Embellished With Superb Engravings?
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