Portugal An Anthology
Portugal An Anthology
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ond' esta ? V6s preguntades polo voss' amigo? E eu bem vos digo que e san' e vivo. Ay Deus ! ond' esta ? V6s preguntades polo voss' amado? E eu bem vos digo que e viv' e sano. Ay Deus ! ond' esta ? E eu bem vos digo que e san' e vivo E sera vosc' ant' o prazo saido. Ay Deus ! ond' esta ? E eu bem vos digo que e viv' e sano E sera vosc' ant' o prazo passado. Ay Deus ! ond' esta ? 3 2 KING DINIZ (1279-1325) ' ai '. The refrain of strongly contrasted vowel-sounds constantly repeated makes such Por...tuguese songs a connecting link between the rousing choruses and fol-de-rol-diddle-dol of our Northern folk music, and those refrains of wailing vowel-sounds in Eastern songs whose, to us, irritating iteration sets an Eastern audience rocking and moaning in a semi-hypnotic ecstasy. Therefore an attempt has been made here, as elsewhere in translating, to preserve the vowel-sounds as nearly as possible. But 'syth rym in English hath swich scarcitee, to folwe word by word the curiositee ' of a Romance poet is, as Chaucer found, ' a great penaunce '.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ond' esta ? V6s preguntades polo voss' amigo? E eu bem vos digo que e san' e vivo. Ay Deus ! ond' esta ? V6s preguntades polo voss' amado? E eu bem vos digo que e viv' e sano. Ay Deus ! ond' esta ? E eu bem vos digo que e san' e vivo E sera vosc' ant' o prazo saido. Ay Deus ! ond' esta ? E eu bem vos digo que e viv' e sano E sera vosc' ant' o prazo passado. Ay Deus ! ond' esta ? 3 2 KING DINIZ (1279-1325) ' ai '. The refrain of strongly contrasted vowel-sounds constantly repeated makes such Por...tuguese songs a connecting link between the rousing choruses and fol-de-rol-diddle-dol of our Northern folk music, and those refrains of wailing vowel-sounds in Eastern songs whose, to us, irritating iteration sets an Eastern audience rocking and moaning in a semi-hypnotic ecstasy. Therefore an attempt has been made here, as elsewhere in translating, to preserve the vowel-sounds as nearly as possible. But 'syth rym in English hath swich scarcitee, to folwe word by word the curiositee ' of a Romance poet is, as Chaucer found, ' a great penaunce '.
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