Venus And Psyche With Other Poems
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Cagna spoke first : " It seems 'tis fortunate To be born youngest, Strega, what d'ye say ?
Some folks are sure the favourites of fate, And all that's pleasant waits upon their way : We had to enter in a stranger's gate, Or else had stayed unmarried to this day, Far from our parents and our home, but she Has without stirring happed on what you see.
80 VENUS AND PSYCHE.
XLVIII.
" Voices her servants, and each wind that flies Comes at her call, and is no longer free !
Had I not seen these wonders ...with my eyes, I ne'er had credited such things could be : A house that seems as fallen from the skies, Gems from each mine, and pearls from every sea, Here, there, beneath, around her, and above, And last, the husband that she tells us of !
XLIX.
" Mine's older than my father, and my home ( n ) A prison where his jealousy mounts guard ; No other male thing to my sight must come, The doors and windows they are always barred ; And if abroad it pleaseth me to roam, He's at my side, and still keeps watch and ward, Scarce feeling safe though I'm beneath his eyes, And thinks my maids are lovers in disguise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cagna spoke first : " It seems 'tis fortunate To be born youngest, Strega, what d'ye say ?
Some folks are sure the favourites of fate, And all that's pleasant waits upon their way : We had to enter in a stranger's gate, Or else had stayed unmarried to this day, Far from our parents and our home, but she Has without stirring happed on what you see.
80 VENUS AND PSYCHE.
XLVIII.
" Voices her servants, and each wind that flies Comes at her call, and is no longer free !
Had I not seen these wonders ...with my eyes, I ne'er had credited such things could be : A house that seems as fallen from the skies, Gems from each mine, and pearls from every sea, Here, there, beneath, around her, and above, And last, the husband that she tells us of !
XLIX.
" Mine's older than my father, and my home ( n ) A prison where his jealousy mounts guard ; No other male thing to my sight must come, The doors and windows they are always barred ; And if abroad it pleaseth me to roam, He's at my side, and still keeps watch and ward, Scarce feeling safe though I'm beneath his eyes, And thinks my maids are lovers in disguise.
What to read after Venus And Psyche With Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Crawley to read onlineMoreLess
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