Psyche
Psyche
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Then on a day when her near sorrow hurt her (Because no mist of misery more obscures The sunshine from the heart than one close blur), D 50 PSYCHE She called the damsel to her side, beloved The most of all, though all she loved, and said, " Neraea, to thee I have confided much, And thou to me. Bright is the nesting time ; The cherry foams with flower, the fig is green, The birds are trilling, and all buds must break ; But yet to me no brightness is undimmed. The noble youth who loves thee he wh...o learns, In yonder white-towered city where he dwells, To labour for the common good, despite His frolic temper is he not in haste To wed thee, pretty pigeon ? " " Yes, indeed, " Nersea answered, " but when Eros wills ; PSYCHE 51 For always when I pray to him, I hear A voice cry ' Wait I ' Ah, wilt thou not entreat him ? " "Wilt thou not wait?" asked Psyche.
" Not for ever, " The damsel answered.
" Nay, but wait his will, " Psyche replied, " for not in vain he rules, But both are his to punish and reward.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then on a day when her near sorrow hurt her (Because no mist of misery more obscures The sunshine from the heart than one close blur), D 50 PSYCHE She called the damsel to her side, beloved The most of all, though all she loved, and said, " Neraea, to thee I have confided much, And thou to me. Bright is the nesting time ; The cherry foams with flower, the fig is green, The birds are trilling, and all buds must break ; But yet to me no brightness is undimmed. The noble youth who loves thee he wh...o learns, In yonder white-towered city where he dwells, To labour for the common good, despite His frolic temper is he not in haste To wed thee, pretty pigeon ? " " Yes, indeed, " Nersea answered, " but when Eros wills ; PSYCHE 51 For always when I pray to him, I hear A voice cry ' Wait I ' Ah, wilt thou not entreat him ? " "Wilt thou not wait?" asked Psyche.
" Not for ever, " The damsel answered.
" Nay, but wait his will, " Psyche replied, " for not in vain he rules, But both are his to punish and reward.
What to read after Psyche?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Burdett Money Coutts to read onlineMoreLess
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