Bobbo And Other Fancies
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There was once a great connoisseur who declared that the classic examples of wit were those which could only be said in a certain century, of a certain thing, to a certain man. Obviously this is only a partial application of a prin ciple, and it may be easily maintained that these may be I do not say they are the touchstones of all classic epi sodes. But whether they are or not, I have always deemed the episode of the little fig-peckers worthy to be con sidered a classic, because it could only ...have happened about the little fig- peckers to Prinzivalle di Cembino in the Quattrocento.
58 LAST SONNET OF PRINZIVALLE And first the sonnet. Prinzivalle called it "ON THE SUMMIT " When over us the awful peaks arose I faltered, and upon me fell Love s eyes, Divine and calm, and my soul s cowardice Then did his deep sad look to me disclose.
He spoke not, nor reminded me of those Vows wherewith I had made my lady glad, To follow him, in pilgrim habit clad, But onward went alone among the snows.
And bound there in the spell laid by my sin, Long straining after him my tearful sight, I watched him pass the glacier s distant crown And slowly to the very summit win.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was once a great connoisseur who declared that the classic examples of wit were those which could only be said in a certain century, of a certain thing, to a certain man. Obviously this is only a partial application of a prin ciple, and it may be easily maintained that these may be I do not say they are the touchstones of all classic epi sodes. But whether they are or not, I have always deemed the episode of the little fig-peckers worthy to be con sidered a classic, because it could only ...have happened about the little fig- peckers to Prinzivalle di Cembino in the Quattrocento.
58 LAST SONNET OF PRINZIVALLE And first the sonnet. Prinzivalle called it "ON THE SUMMIT " When over us the awful peaks arose I faltered, and upon me fell Love s eyes, Divine and calm, and my soul s cowardice Then did his deep sad look to me disclose.
He spoke not, nor reminded me of those Vows wherewith I had made my lady glad, To follow him, in pilgrim habit clad, But onward went alone among the snows.
And bound there in the spell laid by my sin, Long straining after him my tearful sight, I watched him pass the glacier s distant crown And slowly to the very summit win.
What to read after Bobbo And Other Fancies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Isaac Wharton to read onlineMoreLess
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