Sordellos Story Retold in Prose
Sordellos Story Retold in Prose
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And these were a part of his life, unloosed at pleasure, to soothe pain or care, while he faltered like Perseus when he set free An dromeda, so far these fancies seemed beyond himself. Yet he was no rare genius, trans figuring in every element at will, but rather some patient gnome, who, shut up in some cavern with his agate cup, his seed-pearl and his topaz rod, finds enough to do in making the best disposal that he can of them.
70 The Story of the Poem.
And he had loved his art, and possessin...g little of the world s wealth, had cared not for the world s coldness, since he had that sweet gift that makes all others poor, the gift of song. None yet had equaled him, and the coming triumph had seemed to him so certain, his lay so fervid, unsurpassed as yet.
We know the sequel, how he lost the vic tory, and rank and life. Yet envy had sunken within him when he had listened to Bordello, and he tried to shout like the others, though not like the common sort, to show his pleasure, and, bending down, he placed his own crown beneath Bordello s, and kissed his successor s hand, leaving a tear upon it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And these were a part of his life, unloosed at pleasure, to soothe pain or care, while he faltered like Perseus when he set free An dromeda, so far these fancies seemed beyond himself. Yet he was no rare genius, trans figuring in every element at will, but rather some patient gnome, who, shut up in some cavern with his agate cup, his seed-pearl and his topaz rod, finds enough to do in making the best disposal that he can of them.
70 The Story of the Poem.
And he had loved his art, and possessin...g little of the world s wealth, had cared not for the world s coldness, since he had that sweet gift that makes all others poor, the gift of song. None yet had equaled him, and the coming triumph had seemed to him so certain, his lay so fervid, unsurpassed as yet.
We know the sequel, how he lost the vic tory, and rank and life. Yet envy had sunken within him when he had listened to Bordello, and he tried to shout like the others, though not like the common sort, to show his pleasure, and, bending down, he placed his own crown beneath Bordello s, and kissed his successor s hand, leaving a tear upon it.
What to read after Sordellos Story Retold in Prose?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Annie Russell Wall to read onlineMoreLess
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