Lionel Tennyson
Lionel Tennyson
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Now he pitches his tent on the western corner ; now on the northern ; now on the southern ; but all in vain. At length it dawned upon him that his only resource was to try the centre of the world ; and he consequently encamped upon the banks of the Syr-Daria, which, as every well-informed person knows, is the centre of the world. But alas ! there too these hideous phantoms pursued him. " Must I, " he cried in piteous lamenta- tion, " must I then resign all hope of being able to discourse with t...hee, O lute, O mistress, in that sweet language which thou alone understandest } Ye Gods, if there be any pity in heaven, " he continued (uncon- sciously quoting ^neas's stock phrase), " have mercy on your hapless slave, who, after all, only wants to learn to play upon the lute. " Then seeing the dark waters of the Syr-Daria rolling beneath, and despair- ing of pity, he cast his mantle on the stream and himself on the mantle. But, wonderful to relate, those murky waters did not engulf him. He floated, and there, in this unassailable position, he found peace at length.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now he pitches his tent on the western corner ; now on the northern ; now on the southern ; but all in vain. At length it dawned upon him that his only resource was to try the centre of the world ; and he consequently encamped upon the banks of the Syr-Daria, which, as every well-informed person knows, is the centre of the world. But alas ! there too these hideous phantoms pursued him. " Must I, " he cried in piteous lamenta- tion, " must I then resign all hope of being able to discourse with t...hee, O lute, O mistress, in that sweet language which thou alone understandest } Ye Gods, if there be any pity in heaven, " he continued (uncon- sciously quoting ^neas's stock phrase), " have mercy on your hapless slave, who, after all, only wants to learn to play upon the lute. " Then seeing the dark waters of the Syr-Daria rolling beneath, and despair- ing of pity, he cast his mantle on the stream and himself on the mantle. But, wonderful to relate, those murky waters did not engulf him. He floated, and there, in this unassailable position, he found peace at length.
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