The Tourist in Spain
The Tourist in Spain
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This poem, with the other works of Garcilaso, has been translated into English by the late Mr. Wiffen, and I borrow from his version the following fragments, which will enable the reader to decide for himself whether he would like to form a more intimate acquaintance with the bucolics of Spain.
Salicio.
** Through thee the silence of the shaded glen, Through thee the horror of the lonely mountain Pleased me no less than the resort of men ; The breeze, the summer wood, and lucid fountain, The pu...rple rose, white lily of the lake.
Were sweet for thy sweet sake ; For thee the fragrant primrose, dropt with dew, Was wished, when first it blew. Oh, how completely was I in all this Myself deceiving ! Oh, the different part That thou wert acting, covering, with a kiss Of seeming love, the traitor in thy heart ! This my severe misfortune long ago Did the soothsaying raven, sailing by On the black storm, with hoarse sinister cry Clearly presage ; in gentleness of woe, Flow forth, my tears, 'tis meet that ye should flow !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This poem, with the other works of Garcilaso, has been translated into English by the late Mr. Wiffen, and I borrow from his version the following fragments, which will enable the reader to decide for himself whether he would like to form a more intimate acquaintance with the bucolics of Spain.
Salicio.
** Through thee the silence of the shaded glen, Through thee the horror of the lonely mountain Pleased me no less than the resort of men ; The breeze, the summer wood, and lucid fountain, The pu...rple rose, white lily of the lake.
Were sweet for thy sweet sake ; For thee the fragrant primrose, dropt with dew, Was wished, when first it blew. Oh, how completely was I in all this Myself deceiving ! Oh, the different part That thou wert acting, covering, with a kiss Of seeming love, the traitor in thy heart ! This my severe misfortune long ago Did the soothsaying raven, sailing by On the black storm, with hoarse sinister cry Clearly presage ; in gentleness of woe, Flow forth, my tears, 'tis meet that ye should flow !
What to read after The Tourist in Spain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Roscoe to read onlineMoreLess
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