Old German Love Songs;
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And for young men it is a chain Of no frail mesh, Who are not able to restrain The lusts of flesh.
Who wears it, must not be Of conduct loose and free ; If in the heart it fail.
What can it on the dress avail ?
A sacrifice, ye knights, now make Of life and soul To Him who suffered for your sake Both death and dole !
Whoe'er was prompt his shield to use For worldly fame, He is not wise if he refuse To God the same, 62 HARTMANN VON AUE 63 If Fate shall grant him, there To speed with issue fair, A... double gain is his — The world's renown, the soul's true bliss.
To me the world doth beckon back And falsely smile.
I have followed, like a fool, her track Too long a while.
Full many and many a day I've run Her lure to taste : Where faith and truth are found by none, There would I haste.
Lord Christ, now help Thou me.
That from the foe I flee Who sets for me his snare.
Thro' this Thine emblem, which I wear.
Since death hath stol'n my lord away And left me lone, No heed unto the world I pay.
Now he is gone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And for young men it is a chain Of no frail mesh, Who are not able to restrain The lusts of flesh.
Who wears it, must not be Of conduct loose and free ; If in the heart it fail.
What can it on the dress avail ?
A sacrifice, ye knights, now make Of life and soul To Him who suffered for your sake Both death and dole !
Whoe'er was prompt his shield to use For worldly fame, He is not wise if he refuse To God the same, 62 HARTMANN VON AUE 63 If Fate shall grant him, there To speed with issue fair, A... double gain is his — The world's renown, the soul's true bliss.
To me the world doth beckon back And falsely smile.
I have followed, like a fool, her track Too long a while.
Full many and many a day I've run Her lure to taste : Where faith and truth are found by none, There would I haste.
Lord Christ, now help Thou me.
That from the foe I flee Who sets for me his snare.
Thro' this Thine emblem, which I wear.
Since death hath stol'n my lord away And left me lone, No heed unto the world I pay.
Now he is gone.
What to read after Old German Love Songs;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nicholson, Frank Carr, 1875- Tr to read onlineMoreLess
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