Tennyson's the Princess
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What is the sentiment that here actuates Cyril, — that indicated by I. 77-80, by II. 99, or merely the desire to save his life } Cf. 193-4.
240. See p. xli.
241. Does Cyril here employ the tone of banter or of earnest- ness ?
242 ff. Observe how skillfully the poet at once characterizes Psyche and relates her past.
245. Pale. Was Psyche dark or light 1 251. Arrow- wounded fawn. Collins compares ^;z. VII. 483-504, the account of Sylvia's pet stag and its wounding. Perhaps a hint may have been de...rived from the melancholy Jaques's sympathy, A.
Y. Z. II. i. 33-66.
54 THE PRINCESS: [part ii.
The creature laid his muzzle on your lap, And sobbed, and you sobbed with it, and the blood Was sprinkled on your kirtle, and you wept. 255 That was fawn's blood, not brother's, yet you wept.
O by the bright head of my little niece, You were that Psyche, and what are you now ? ' ' You are that Psyche,' Cyril said again, ' The mother of the sweetest little maid 260 That ever crowed for kisses.' ' Out upon it !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What is the sentiment that here actuates Cyril, — that indicated by I. 77-80, by II. 99, or merely the desire to save his life } Cf. 193-4.
240. See p. xli.
241. Does Cyril here employ the tone of banter or of earnest- ness ?
242 ff. Observe how skillfully the poet at once characterizes Psyche and relates her past.
245. Pale. Was Psyche dark or light 1 251. Arrow- wounded fawn. Collins compares ^;z. VII. 483-504, the account of Sylvia's pet stag and its wounding. Perhaps a hint may have been de...rived from the melancholy Jaques's sympathy, A.
Y. Z. II. i. 33-66.
54 THE PRINCESS: [part ii.
The creature laid his muzzle on your lap, And sobbed, and you sobbed with it, and the blood Was sprinkled on your kirtle, and you wept. 255 That was fawn's blood, not brother's, yet you wept.
O by the bright head of my little niece, You were that Psyche, and what are you now ? ' ' You are that Psyche,' Cyril said again, ' The mother of the sweetest little maid 260 That ever crowed for kisses.' ' Out upon it !
What to read after Tennyson's the Princess?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tennyson Alfred Tennyson Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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