The Literary History of the Troubadours Containing Their Lives Extracts From T
The Literary History of the Troubadours Containing Their Lives Extracts From T
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" It is fingular, that our Troubadour fnoiild mention fuch moderate fentiments in his writings, oppofed to thofe of Sordel, and yet, in his life, become an example of the defpair he, in this fonnet, endeavours to refute.
y^ym:^^o&yo^j&y^jm:m:mm^ -mk AZALAIS DE PORCAI RAGUES.
A 2 A LAIS is the firft woman men- •^— ^ tioned among the Proven9al hifto- nans. She was defcended from a family of diftindion in Montpelier ; flie loved Gui Guerujat, and the poems fhe com-^ pofed for him were admired. He ...was the fon of William V{. Of the houfe of MontpelicT.
There THE TROUBADOURS. 297 There remains only one piece of Aza- la'is. After a defciiption of winter, not given, " I love, " fays fiie, *' to behold nature in this weeping Hate. So much the inhdelity of the Prince of Orange chagrins me, that dlfmal objeds are dear to my mind. Women {hew their folly in attaching themfelves to great Lords — Love, then, becomes to them a fource of humiliation and contempt. They ought rather to prefer gentlemen : for it is a proverb in Vellai, Nothing is gained by the great.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" It is fingular, that our Troubadour fnoiild mention fuch moderate fentiments in his writings, oppofed to thofe of Sordel, and yet, in his life, become an example of the defpair he, in this fonnet, endeavours to refute.
y^ym:^^o&yo^j&y^jm:m:mm^ -mk AZALAIS DE PORCAI RAGUES.
A 2 A LAIS is the firft woman men- •^— ^ tioned among the Proven9al hifto- nans. She was defcended from a family of diftindion in Montpelier ; flie loved Gui Guerujat, and the poems fhe com-^ pofed for him were admired. He ...was the fon of William V{. Of the houfe of MontpelicT.
There THE TROUBADOURS. 297 There remains only one piece of Aza- la'is. After a defciiption of winter, not given, " I love, " fays fiie, *' to behold nature in this weeping Hate. So much the inhdelity of the Prince of Orange chagrins me, that dlfmal objeds are dear to my mind. Women {hew their folly in attaching themfelves to great Lords — Love, then, becomes to them a fource of humiliation and contempt. They ought rather to prefer gentlemen : for it is a proverb in Vellai, Nothing is gained by the great.
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