Robert Browning: How to Know Him
Robert Browning: How to Know Him
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Calmly he said that her lot was cast, That the door she had passed was shut on her Till the final catafalk repassed.
The world meanwhile, its noise and stir, Through a certain window facing the East She could watch like a convent's chronicler.
Since passing the door might lead to a feast, And a feast might lead to so much beside, He, of many evils, chose the least.
"Freely I choose too, " said the bride-- "Your window and its world suffice, " Replied the tongue, while the heart ...replied-- "If I spend the night with that devil twice, May his window serve as my loop of hell Whence a damned soul looks on paradise!" "I fly to the Duke who loves me well, Sit by his side and laugh at sorrow Ere I count another ave-bell. " "'Tis only the coat of a page to borrow, And tie my hair in a horse-boy's trim. And I save my soul--but not to-morrow"-- (She checked herself and her eye grew dim) "My father tarries to bless my state: I must keep it one day more for him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Calmly he said that her lot was cast, That the door she had passed was shut on her Till the final catafalk repassed.
The world meanwhile, its noise and stir, Through a certain window facing the East She could watch like a convent's chronicler.
Since passing the door might lead to a feast, And a feast might lead to so much beside, He, of many evils, chose the least.
"Freely I choose too, " said the bride-- "Your window and its world suffice, " Replied the tongue, while the heart ...replied-- "If I spend the night with that devil twice, May his window serve as my loop of hell Whence a damned soul looks on paradise!" "I fly to the Duke who loves me well, Sit by his side and laugh at sorrow Ere I count another ave-bell. " "'Tis only the coat of a page to borrow, And tie my hair in a horse-boy's trim. And I save my soul--but not to-morrow"-- (She checked herself and her eye grew dim) "My father tarries to bless my state: I must keep it one day more for him.
What to read after Robert Browning: How to Know Him?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phelps, William Lyon, 1865-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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