The Loves of Paul Fenly
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VIII.
Ah, Persia, why heed not the oracle's voice.
Which whispers each soul that is granted the choice Of ways that are doubtful ? What witcheried spell Entices thy feet through these portals ? As well Seek aureoled Hope in the caves of Despair, As for peace in this dwelling. O Persia, Beware !
IX.
For Mora, with all the far-seeing acumen Attaching by right to the worldly-wise woman.
Quite conscious that ever since Lucifer fell, " The better has still been the foe of the well," 56 THE LOVES OF ...PAUL FENLY.
Yet challenged the proverb to meet such a need As seemed to confront her at present ; indeed, She clearly foresaw, if she hoped to constrain The volatile movements of Paul, she must gain Some element foreign, some sunshine and birds ; Some ideal pictures ; some songs without words. — Society thus its thinned ranks reinforces, And brings, to replenish depleted resources, The fledgling new-loosed on the half-opened spring, The down on its breast and the dew on its wing ; No matter — if pleasure shall gain by a note — That voiceless it die, with the song in its throat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VIII.
Ah, Persia, why heed not the oracle's voice.
Which whispers each soul that is granted the choice Of ways that are doubtful ? What witcheried spell Entices thy feet through these portals ? As well Seek aureoled Hope in the caves of Despair, As for peace in this dwelling. O Persia, Beware !
IX.
For Mora, with all the far-seeing acumen Attaching by right to the worldly-wise woman.
Quite conscious that ever since Lucifer fell, " The better has still been the foe of the well," 56 THE LOVES OF ...PAUL FENLY.
Yet challenged the proverb to meet such a need As seemed to confront her at present ; indeed, She clearly foresaw, if she hoped to constrain The volatile movements of Paul, she must gain Some element foreign, some sunshine and birds ; Some ideal pictures ; some songs without words. — Society thus its thinned ranks reinforces, And brings, to replenish depleted resources, The fledgling new-loosed on the half-opened spring, The down on its breast and the dew on its wing ; No matter — if pleasure shall gain by a note — That voiceless it die, with the song in its throat.
What to read after The Loves of Paul Fenly?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna M Fitch to read onlineMoreLess
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