The Guardian, a Diversion
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Half turning, Anna showed so pale a cheek.
That Almai said " Have you not on a mask .■' Nay, then this jesting is no common freak, And I do fear to venture what you ask.
Why give me gold .-' Why must I never speak } To change the roses is an easy task, But Dian to offend, not e'en for you, Although — nay this is something that I should not do." 97 LXXV.
" Are you so keen ? Well then away with fiction, My face is evidence I'll not contest, I'll give you truth, but give me your conviction.
Then d...o precisely what you think the best ; I am, indeed, in such a real affliction.
That my design by no means is a jest.
It may all jests, all joys annihilate.
Our Guardian is the cause — yes, be surprised, but wait.
LXXVI.
" My sisters are enamored both of him, I know not why, but that, I've heard them say ; I know not either how his wishes trim.
Nor how his heart turns ; be that as it may.
This is not, as you see, a vulgar whim.
Ah, would it were so little if so gay.
For life, for honor, I must change the roses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Half turning, Anna showed so pale a cheek.
That Almai said " Have you not on a mask .■' Nay, then this jesting is no common freak, And I do fear to venture what you ask.
Why give me gold .-' Why must I never speak } To change the roses is an easy task, But Dian to offend, not e'en for you, Although — nay this is something that I should not do." 97 LXXV.
" Are you so keen ? Well then away with fiction, My face is evidence I'll not contest, I'll give you truth, but give me your conviction.
Then d...o precisely what you think the best ; I am, indeed, in such a real affliction.
That my design by no means is a jest.
It may all jests, all joys annihilate.
Our Guardian is the cause — yes, be surprised, but wait.
LXXVI.
" My sisters are enamored both of him, I know not why, but that, I've heard them say ; I know not either how his wishes trim.
Nor how his heart turns ; be that as it may.
This is not, as you see, a vulgar whim.
Ah, would it were so little if so gay.
For life, for honor, I must change the roses.
What to read after The Guardian, a Diversion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis L Francis Laurens Vinton to read onlineMoreLess
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