Magyar Poems
Magyar Poems
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For a Hungarian nobleman am I !
What care I for my suffering fatherland?
Hungary's woes will vanish by and by ; To serve her 'tis not I will lift a hand, For a Hungarian nobleman am I !
When I have idly smoked my life away, And shall in my ancestral castle die, Angels v/ill bear my soul to heaven straight, For a Hungarian nobleman am I !
'fa* Sandor Petofi.
JOZSEF LEVAY.
Born 1825. (Still living).
88 JozsEF Levay (1825). Born at Sajoszentpeter.
During the Revolution he was a newspaper-correspon...- dent, and later a teacher at the College of Miskolcz. Subsequently he became Notary and Sub-Commissioner of his province. He writes pensive, graceful poems, and is a successful translator of Burns.
89 KELEMEN.
(Kelemen Mikes was one of the faithful few who followed Francis Rakoczi II. To his exile in Turkey. Levay has here attempted to depict the thoughts of the exiled poet. ) Alone I stand beside the voiceful surge, Upon the verge Of the dark sea, whereon the wind doth chase In noisy race The fleeting foam, as with a silver scourge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For a Hungarian nobleman am I !
What care I for my suffering fatherland?
Hungary's woes will vanish by and by ; To serve her 'tis not I will lift a hand, For a Hungarian nobleman am I !
When I have idly smoked my life away, And shall in my ancestral castle die, Angels v/ill bear my soul to heaven straight, For a Hungarian nobleman am I !
'fa* Sandor Petofi.
JOZSEF LEVAY.
Born 1825. (Still living).
88 JozsEF Levay (1825). Born at Sajoszentpeter.
During the Revolution he was a newspaper-correspon...- dent, and later a teacher at the College of Miskolcz. Subsequently he became Notary and Sub-Commissioner of his province. He writes pensive, graceful poems, and is a successful translator of Burns.
89 KELEMEN.
(Kelemen Mikes was one of the faithful few who followed Francis Rakoczi II. To his exile in Turkey. Levay has here attempted to depict the thoughts of the exiled poet. ) Alone I stand beside the voiceful surge, Upon the verge Of the dark sea, whereon the wind doth chase In noisy race The fleeting foam, as with a silver scourge.
What to read after Magyar Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nora De Vllyi to read onlineMoreLess
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