The Poets of Greece
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Her name is musical and gentle; the verse to which she has given that name for ever is a soft and musical measure of melodious and perfect flow, while about her story there hangs a mystery revealing enough for sympathy, enough for imagination, enough for the heart to work with, in order to embody a delicate, but yet sufficient image of the Lesbian as she lived. All that we possess of her delicious singing (each line a precious thing) sheds upon her brow the light of a real and divine poetic ins...piration ; stamps her a Singer of the Singers — a true and undoubted poetess. Her name has grown famous in all the earth; the ALgea.n and the Adriatic Seas have been visited for her sake by travellers, who ask where Sappho lived, and whence Sappho sprang into the billows, now that nearly twenty-five centuries are passed since her time. The islands of those seas have seemed richer for the treasure of her fame, their waves shine brighter with the light of it ; and whether the voyager, sailing past I06 THE POETS OF GREECE.
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Her name is musical and gentle; the verse to which she has given that name for ever is a soft and musical measure of melodious and perfect flow, while about her story there hangs a mystery revealing enough for sympathy, enough for imagination, enough for the heart to work with, in order to embody a delicate, but yet sufficient image of the Lesbian as she lived. All that we possess of her delicious singing (each line a precious thing) sheds upon her brow the light of a real and divine poetic ins...piration ; stamps her a Singer of the Singers — a true and undoubted poetess. Her name has grown famous in all the earth; the ALgea.n and the Adriatic Seas have been visited for her sake by travellers, who ask where Sappho lived, and whence Sappho sprang into the billows, now that nearly twenty-five centuries are passed since her time. The islands of those seas have seemed richer for the treasure of her fame, their waves shine brighter with the light of it ; and whether the voyager, sailing past I06 THE POETS OF GREECE.
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