The New Penelope, And Other Stories And Poems.
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then evening shade my blush, How warm his words are, what a kind reply ; Why, friendship ! would disdain that tepid gush ; Your well known love ? Then what is mine ? — am I ?
When shame and anger through my being rush, And yet I utter this imploring cry.
Look at that moon, I bear her worthy name, But while she rises there, she reddens at my shame.
LVI.
" But I am born beneath a zenith sun, I scorn my name, I hate the very sound ; Yet no ! forgive me, look not so undone, Can I believe that you h...ave really frowned To hear Diana say that she is won ?
Or, do you think that virtue is discrowned, Because a woman's heart her fear ignores, And speaks its impulse to the being she adores ? " 9i Digitized by Google LVII.
It is no shame, if even Fm repelled, Though if you hate me I have but to die ; Once more, I love you ! naught is now withheld, And yet once more I dare to meet your eye : O ! whence that gloom upon your features felled, Or do the gathering shades of night there lie ; Speak ! speak !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
then evening shade my blush, How warm his words are, what a kind reply ; Why, friendship ! would disdain that tepid gush ; Your well known love ? Then what is mine ? — am I ?
When shame and anger through my being rush, And yet I utter this imploring cry.
Look at that moon, I bear her worthy name, But while she rises there, she reddens at my shame.
LVI.
" But I am born beneath a zenith sun, I scorn my name, I hate the very sound ; Yet no ! forgive me, look not so undone, Can I believe that you h...ave really frowned To hear Diana say that she is won ?
Or, do you think that virtue is discrowned, Because a woman's heart her fear ignores, And speaks its impulse to the being she adores ? " 9i Digitized by Google LVII.
It is no shame, if even Fm repelled, Though if you hate me I have but to die ; Once more, I love you ! naught is now withheld, And yet once more I dare to meet your eye : O ! whence that gloom upon your features felled, Or do the gathering shades of night there lie ; Speak ! speak !
What to read after The New Penelope, And Other Stories And Poems.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Victor Frances Fuller to read onlineMoreLess
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