Stories in Verse
Stories in Verse
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Thus daily went he on, gathering sweet pain About his fancy, till it thrill'd again; And if his brother's image, less and less, Startled him up from his new idleness, 'Twas not, — he fancied, — that he reason'd worse, Or felt less scorn of wrong, but the reverse.
That one should think of injuring another, Or trenching on his peace, — this, too, a brother, — And all from selfishness and pure weak will, To him seem'd marvellous and impossible.
'Tis true, thought he, one being more there was, Who ...might meantime have weary hours to pass, — One weaker too to bear them, — and for whom? — No matter; — wishing could reverse no doom; And so he sigh'd and smil'd, as if one thought Of paltering could suppose that he was to be caught.
Digitized by CjOOQIC 92 THE STORY OF RIMINI.
Yet if she lov'd him, common gratitude, If not* a sense of what was fair and good.
Besides his new relationship and right, Would make him wish to please her all he might; And as to thinking, — where could be the harm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus daily went he on, gathering sweet pain About his fancy, till it thrill'd again; And if his brother's image, less and less, Startled him up from his new idleness, 'Twas not, — he fancied, — that he reason'd worse, Or felt less scorn of wrong, but the reverse.
That one should think of injuring another, Or trenching on his peace, — this, too, a brother, — And all from selfishness and pure weak will, To him seem'd marvellous and impossible.
'Tis true, thought he, one being more there was, Who ...might meantime have weary hours to pass, — One weaker too to bear them, — and for whom? — No matter; — wishing could reverse no doom; And so he sigh'd and smil'd, as if one thought Of paltering could suppose that he was to be caught.
Digitized by CjOOQIC 92 THE STORY OF RIMINI.
Yet if she lov'd him, common gratitude, If not* a sense of what was fair and good.
Besides his new relationship and right, Would make him wish to please her all he might; And as to thinking, — where could be the harm.
What to read after Stories in Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hunt, Leigh, 1784-1859 to read onlineMoreLess
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