The Tragedy of a Troubadour An Intepretation of Brownings Sordello
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Why did Salinguerra speak to Tito of Trent, the Kaiser s representative, in tones that made me believe he only looked upon the army as a mere tool, and not as a number of men built up of flesh and blood ? You both wish the outcome of everything to be the profit of the Ghibellin faction. Nothing is considered as a means whereby to relieve the wretchedness of the individual. Every thought is for "the cause. " In the opposite camp, Azzo does likewise. And what means do these Guelphs employ to gain... their ends ? Are their methods your methods ? worse or better ? " Alas ! Guelphs and Ghibellins are proved alike, 45 THE TRAGEDY OF A TROUBADOUR and after a long debate Sordello and Palma come to the conclusion that there is little to choose be- tween the deeds of blaze and blood of one faction and the answering deeds of blaze and blood of the other.
" Both sides do worse than nothing, " exclaimed Sordello bitterly, and with his never-to-be-crushed conceit he immediately reads into his circumstances some higher meaning and message which his intense temperament imagines that it is called upon to interpret.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why did Salinguerra speak to Tito of Trent, the Kaiser s representative, in tones that made me believe he only looked upon the army as a mere tool, and not as a number of men built up of flesh and blood ? You both wish the outcome of everything to be the profit of the Ghibellin faction. Nothing is considered as a means whereby to relieve the wretchedness of the individual. Every thought is for "the cause. " In the opposite camp, Azzo does likewise. And what means do these Guelphs employ to gain... their ends ? Are their methods your methods ? worse or better ? " Alas ! Guelphs and Ghibellins are proved alike, 45 THE TRAGEDY OF A TROUBADOUR and after a long debate Sordello and Palma come to the conclusion that there is little to choose be- tween the deeds of blaze and blood of one faction and the answering deeds of blaze and blood of the other.
" Both sides do worse than nothing, " exclaimed Sordello bitterly, and with his never-to-be-crushed conceit he immediately reads into his circumstances some higher meaning and message which his intense temperament imagines that it is called upon to interpret.
What to read after The Tragedy of a Troubadour An Intepretation of Brownings Sordello?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ethel Henrietta Parker Thomson to read onlineMoreLess
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