Quo Musa Tendis
Quo Musa Tendis
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And bless the little woman who becomes his little wife !
57 3- My account of the matter.
A pair of fools : the man was vain, The woman frivolous, 'tis plain : And each an egoist in thought : One dived for self: the other sought Self on the surface : fools, you see : Two fools. Perhaps there'll soon be three For now they're married, he and she.
58 Elegy on de Marsay.
Come cats and kittens everywhere, Whate'er of cat the world contains, From Tabby on the kitchen stair To Tiger burning in his lair... Unite your melancholy strains ; Weep, likewise, kindred dogs, and weep Domestic fowls, and pigs, and goats ; Weep horses, oxen, poultry, sheep, Weep finny monsters of the deep, Weep foxes, weasels, badgers, stoats.
Weep more than all, exalted man And hardly less exalted maid ; Out-weep creation if you can Which never yet, since time began, Such creditable grief displayed.
It little profiteth that we Go proudly up and down the land, And drive our ships across the sea, And babble of Eternity, And hold the Universe in hand ; 59 If, when our pride is at its height, And glory sits upon our head, A sudden mist can dim the Hght, A voice be heard in pride's despite, A voice which cries "de Marsay's dead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And bless the little woman who becomes his little wife !
57 3- My account of the matter.
A pair of fools : the man was vain, The woman frivolous, 'tis plain : And each an egoist in thought : One dived for self: the other sought Self on the surface : fools, you see : Two fools. Perhaps there'll soon be three For now they're married, he and she.
58 Elegy on de Marsay.
Come cats and kittens everywhere, Whate'er of cat the world contains, From Tabby on the kitchen stair To Tiger burning in his lair... Unite your melancholy strains ; Weep, likewise, kindred dogs, and weep Domestic fowls, and pigs, and goats ; Weep horses, oxen, poultry, sheep, Weep finny monsters of the deep, Weep foxes, weasels, badgers, stoats.
Weep more than all, exalted man And hardly less exalted maid ; Out-weep creation if you can Which never yet, since time began, Such creditable grief displayed.
It little profiteth that we Go proudly up and down the land, And drive our ships across the sea, And babble of Eternity, And hold the Universe in hand ; 59 If, when our pride is at its height, And glory sits upon our head, A sudden mist can dim the Hght, A voice be heard in pride's despite, A voice which cries "de Marsay's dead.
What to read after Quo Musa Tendis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Kenneth Stephen to read onlineMoreLess
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