The Poems of Master Francis Villon of Paris Now First Done Into English Verse
The Poems of Master Francis Villon of Paris Now First Done Into English Verse
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One falls with time out of their way ; But honest men, so God me spare, With honest women will alway Have dealing, and not otherwhere. ' 52 THE GREATER TESTAMENT.
I put it that one thus devise : He doth in no way me content ; In sooth, I think no otherwise, And I agree incontinent That one should love the excellent. But this, at least, I want to know, Were these, whom all the world frequent, Not honest women years ago ?
Ay, they were honest, verily ; Without reproach or any blame : For at the f...irst, believe it me, Some man or other thought no shame, Laic or clerk, to ease love's flame, That burns worse than St. Anthony's fire, Ere she had loren her good name, To take some maid for his desire.
Of these, as Love ordains, they made Their lovers, and therein did well : Each loved her lover in the shade, And none else had with her to mell.
THE GREATER TESTAMENT. 53 But this first love's not durable ; For she, that loved but one erewhen, Soon tires of him to her that fell, And sets herself to love all men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One falls with time out of their way ; But honest men, so God me spare, With honest women will alway Have dealing, and not otherwhere. ' 52 THE GREATER TESTAMENT.
I put it that one thus devise : He doth in no way me content ; In sooth, I think no otherwise, And I agree incontinent That one should love the excellent. But this, at least, I want to know, Were these, whom all the world frequent, Not honest women years ago ?
Ay, they were honest, verily ; Without reproach or any blame : For at the f...irst, believe it me, Some man or other thought no shame, Laic or clerk, to ease love's flame, That burns worse than St. Anthony's fire, Ere she had loren her good name, To take some maid for his desire.
Of these, as Love ordains, they made Their lovers, and therein did well : Each loved her lover in the shade, And none else had with her to mell.
THE GREATER TESTAMENT. 53 But this first love's not durable ; For she, that loved but one erewhen, Soon tires of him to her that fell, And sets herself to love all men.
What to read after The Poems of Master Francis Villon of Paris Now First Done Into English Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franois Villon to read onlineMoreLess
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