Troubadour Songs
Troubadour Songs
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Sometimes he rejoices in the contemplation of her beauty and the opportunity for actual service with its rare and unspeakably cherished re- ward of a kind look or a smile; again life is embittered because of her indifference to his devotion. Many poems picture his desolation in being separated from her for long years; in some cases she is a Princesse Lointaine whom he has never beheld with his eyes but of whom he sings none the less passionately. Such an one was the beloved of the great Troubad...our Jaufre Rudel. "He was a very noble man, and Prince of Blaye, and he fell in love with the Countess of Tripoli, whom he had never seen, but because of the praise that he had heard of her by the pilgrims who came from Antioch; and he made many songs about her, with remarkable melodies but less beautiful verses. At last, for the sake of seeing her, he took the Cross and set out to sea. And on the voyage a grievous illness fell upon him so that those who were on the ship with him thought he was dead; but they brought him to Tripoli and carried him to an inn, thinking him dead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sometimes he rejoices in the contemplation of her beauty and the opportunity for actual service with its rare and unspeakably cherished re- ward of a kind look or a smile; again life is embittered because of her indifference to his devotion. Many poems picture his desolation in being separated from her for long years; in some cases she is a Princesse Lointaine whom he has never beheld with his eyes but of whom he sings none the less passionately. Such an one was the beloved of the great Troubad...our Jaufre Rudel. "He was a very noble man, and Prince of Blaye, and he fell in love with the Countess of Tripoli, whom he had never seen, but because of the praise that he had heard of her by the pilgrims who came from Antioch; and he made many songs about her, with remarkable melodies but less beautiful verses. At last, for the sake of seeing her, he took the Cross and set out to sea. And on the voyage a grievous illness fell upon him so that those who were on the ship with him thought he was dead; but they brought him to Tripoli and carried him to an inn, thinking him dead.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clarence Dickinson to read onlineMoreLess
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