The Works of George Eliot ..
The Works of George Eliot ..
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Oft you sing Another strain, and melt distinctions down As no more real than the wall of dark Seen by small fishes' eyes, that pierce a span In the wide ocean. Now you league yourself To hem me, hold me prisoner in bonds Made, say you — how ? — by God or Demiurge, By spirit or flesh — I care not I Love was made Stronger than bonds, and where they press must break them.
I came to you that I might breathe at large.
And now you stifle me with talk of birth, Of race and livery. Yet you knew Fedalma....
She was your friend, Sephardo. And you know She is gone from me — know the hounds are loosed To dog me if I seek her.
Sephardo.
Yes, I know.
Forgive me that I used untimely speech, Digitized by Google THE SPANISH GYPSY. 197 Pressing a bruise. I loved her well, my lord : A woman mixed of snch fine elements That were all virtue and religion dead She'd make them newly, being what she was.
Don Silva.
Was f BSLj not was, Sephardo I She still lives — Is, and is mine ; and I will not renounce What heaven, nay, what she gave me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oft you sing Another strain, and melt distinctions down As no more real than the wall of dark Seen by small fishes' eyes, that pierce a span In the wide ocean. Now you league yourself To hem me, hold me prisoner in bonds Made, say you — how ? — by God or Demiurge, By spirit or flesh — I care not I Love was made Stronger than bonds, and where they press must break them.
I came to you that I might breathe at large.
And now you stifle me with talk of birth, Of race and livery. Yet you knew Fedalma....
She was your friend, Sephardo. And you know She is gone from me — know the hounds are loosed To dog me if I seek her.
Sephardo.
Yes, I know.
Forgive me that I used untimely speech, Digitized by Google THE SPANISH GYPSY. 197 Pressing a bruise. I loved her well, my lord : A woman mixed of snch fine elements That were all virtue and religion dead She'd make them newly, being what she was.
Don Silva.
Was f BSLj not was, Sephardo I She still lives — Is, and is mine ; and I will not renounce What heaven, nay, what she gave me.
What to read after The Works of George Eliot ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eliot, George, 1819-1880 to read onlineMoreLess
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