Lucile
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139 Is the sea still, for ever. Its deep heart will be Self-sufficing, unconscious of loss as of yore ; Its sources are infinite; still to the shore.
With no diminution of pride, it will say, "I am here; I, the sea; stand aside, and make way!" Was his love, then, the love of the river? and she, Had she taken that love for the love of the sea ?
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At that thought, from her aspect whatever had been Stern or haughty departed; and, humbled in mien, She approach'd him, atd brokenly murmur'd, as thou...gh To herself more than him, "Was I wrong? is it so?
/Hear me, Duke! you must feel that, whatever you deem / Your right to reproach me in this, your esteem I may claim on one ground — I at least am sincere.
You say that to me from the first it was clear That you loved me. But what if this knowledge were known At a moment in life when I felt most alone, And least able to be so ? a moment, in fact.
When I strove from one haunting regret to retract And emancipate life, and once more to fulfil Woman's destinies, duties, and hopes ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
139 Is the sea still, for ever. Its deep heart will be Self-sufficing, unconscious of loss as of yore ; Its sources are infinite; still to the shore.
With no diminution of pride, it will say, "I am here; I, the sea; stand aside, and make way!" Was his love, then, the love of the river? and she, Had she taken that love for the love of the sea ?
V.
At that thought, from her aspect whatever had been Stern or haughty departed; and, humbled in mien, She approach'd him, atd brokenly murmur'd, as thou...gh To herself more than him, "Was I wrong? is it so?
/Hear me, Duke! you must feel that, whatever you deem / Your right to reproach me in this, your esteem I may claim on one ground — I at least am sincere.
You say that to me from the first it was clear That you loved me. But what if this knowledge were known At a moment in life when I felt most alone, And least able to be so ? a moment, in fact.
When I strove from one haunting regret to retract And emancipate life, and once more to fulfil Woman's destinies, duties, and hopes ?
What to read after Lucile?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton, Edward Robert Bulwer Lytton, Earl Of, 1831-1891 to read onlineMoreLess
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