The Story of Rosina, And Other Verses
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"Ah, the poor child ! " the neighbours cry of her, " Morte, Al'sieu, morte 1 On dit, — des peines du coeur ! " Just for a second, say, the tidings shocked him, Say, in his eye a sudden tear-drop shone, — Just for a second a dull feeling mocked him With a vague sense of something priceless gone ; * c KFi,ifapoor c/wfcf r The Story of Rosina 15 Then, — for at best 'twas but the empty type, The husk of man with which the days were ripe, — Then, he forgot her. But, for you that slew her, You, her o...wn sister, that with airy ease, Just for a moment's fancy could undo her, Pass on your way. A little while, Marquise, Be the sky silent, be the sea serene ; A pleasant passage — a Sainte Guillotine !
As for Rosina, — for the quiet sleeper, Whether stone hides her, or the happy grass, If the sun quickens, if the dews beweep her, Laid in the Madeleine or Montparnasse, Nothing we know, — but that her heart is cold, Poor beating heart ! And so the story's told.
UNE MARQUISE ///M\ \ , iiti C/fivd-i, cls Dees A RHYMED MONOLOGUE IN THE LOUVRE " Belle Marquise, vos beaux yeax me fo?it mourir d 1 amour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Ah, the poor child ! " the neighbours cry of her, " Morte, Al'sieu, morte 1 On dit, — des peines du coeur ! " Just for a second, say, the tidings shocked him, Say, in his eye a sudden tear-drop shone, — Just for a second a dull feeling mocked him With a vague sense of something priceless gone ; * c KFi,ifapoor c/wfcf r The Story of Rosina 15 Then, — for at best 'twas but the empty type, The husk of man with which the days were ripe, — Then, he forgot her. But, for you that slew her, You, her o...wn sister, that with airy ease, Just for a moment's fancy could undo her, Pass on your way. A little while, Marquise, Be the sky silent, be the sea serene ; A pleasant passage — a Sainte Guillotine !
As for Rosina, — for the quiet sleeper, Whether stone hides her, or the happy grass, If the sun quickens, if the dews beweep her, Laid in the Madeleine or Montparnasse, Nothing we know, — but that her heart is cold, Poor beating heart ! And so the story's told.
UNE MARQUISE ///M\ \ , iiti C/fivd-i, cls Dees A RHYMED MONOLOGUE IN THE LOUVRE " Belle Marquise, vos beaux yeax me fo?it mourir d 1 amour.
What to read after The Story of Rosina, And Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dobson Austin to read onlineMoreLess
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