Studies in Italian Literature, Classical And Modern. Also, the Legend of "il Cenacolo," a Poem
Studies in Italian Literature, Classical And Modern. Also, the Legend of "il Cenacolo," a Poem
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Can this be The gentle poet knight ? Ever behind.
Nearer and nearer still, there seems to oome Fast in pursuit the gallop of a horse ; Perchance some officer to drag him back To foul Sant' Anna's narrow prison walls !
Were there in azuth around forms with weird hands Outstretched to snatch from him his cherished lays.
The polished work, the ceaseless toil of years.
And cast them to the winds f Strewing the sheets Along the way-worn track, or on the banks Which line the desert way ! He almost do...ubts In sheer perplexity his very self.
Was his poetic genius but a dream, A futile fancy his immortal work ?
Tancred, Clorinda, all the noble forms And bright creations of his poet's muse, But vain imaginations ? *' Half tempted by the offer of the Ethical and Poetical Chair of the Academy "Degli Addormentati," at Genoa, he felt obliged to decline it because of the impaired powers of his memory ; and once again he returned to Mantua, to dedicate his recently-finished tragedy of " Torrismondo " to the new duke.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Can this be The gentle poet knight ? Ever behind.
Nearer and nearer still, there seems to oome Fast in pursuit the gallop of a horse ; Perchance some officer to drag him back To foul Sant' Anna's narrow prison walls !
Were there in azuth around forms with weird hands Outstretched to snatch from him his cherished lays.
The polished work, the ceaseless toil of years.
And cast them to the winds f Strewing the sheets Along the way-worn track, or on the banks Which line the desert way ! He almost do...ubts In sheer perplexity his very self.
Was his poetic genius but a dream, A futile fancy his immortal work ?
Tancred, Clorinda, all the noble forms And bright creations of his poet's muse, But vain imaginations ? *' Half tempted by the offer of the Ethical and Poetical Chair of the Academy "Degli Addormentati," at Genoa, he felt obliged to decline it because of the impaired powers of his memory ; and once again he returned to Mantua, to dedicate his recently-finished tragedy of " Torrismondo " to the new duke.
What to read after Studies in Italian Literature, Classical And Modern. Also, the Legend of "il Cenacolo," a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phillimore, Catherine Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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