Lord Byron's Poetical Works
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Tlis is not all — the ))assions, attributes Of earth and heaven, from which no power, nor being, Nor breath fnun the worm upwards is exempt, Have pierced his heart ; and in their consequence ^lade him a thing, wbith i, vIiq pity not, \i-'i pardon those who pity, lie in mine, .\nd tliine, it may be — bi- it so, or not, No oiher Spirit in this rcgio»hath \ soul like his — or power upon his sonl.
192 MANFRED.
Nem. What doth he here then ?
First Des. Let him answer that.
Man. Ye know what I have kn...own; and without powet I could not be amongst ye : but there are Powers deeper still beyond — I come in quest Of such, to answer unto what I seek.
Nem. What would'st thou ?
Man. Thou canst not reply to me.
Call up the dead — my question is for them.
Nem. Great Arimanes, doth thy will avouch The wishes of this mortal?
Ari Yea.
Nem. Whom would'st thou Uncharnel ?
Man. One without a tomb — call up Astarte.
Nemesis.
Shadow ! or Spirit !
Whatever thou art, . i Which still doth inherit The whole or a part Of the form of thy birth, Of the mould of thy clay Which retur'd to the earth, Re-appear to the day !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tlis is not all — the ))assions, attributes Of earth and heaven, from which no power, nor being, Nor breath fnun the worm upwards is exempt, Have pierced his heart ; and in their consequence ^lade him a thing, wbith i, vIiq pity not, \i-'i pardon those who pity, lie in mine, .\nd tliine, it may be — bi- it so, or not, No oiher Spirit in this rcgio»hath \ soul like his — or power upon his sonl.
192 MANFRED.
Nem. What doth he here then ?
First Des. Let him answer that.
Man. Ye know what I have kn...own; and without powet I could not be amongst ye : but there are Powers deeper still beyond — I come in quest Of such, to answer unto what I seek.
Nem. What would'st thou ?
Man. Thou canst not reply to me.
Call up the dead — my question is for them.
Nem. Great Arimanes, doth thy will avouch The wishes of this mortal?
Ari Yea.
Nem. Whom would'st thou Uncharnel ?
Man. One without a tomb — call up Astarte.
Nemesis.
Shadow ! or Spirit !
Whatever thou art, . i Which still doth inherit The whole or a part Of the form of thy birth, Of the mould of thy clay Which retur'd to the earth, Re-appear to the day !
What to read after Lord Byron's Poetical Works?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baron George Gordon Byron Byron to read onlineMoreLess
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