The Debatable Land Between This World And the Next, With Illustrative Narrations;
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EUe ne sens pins sa peine cruelle, Ici bas, li61as I . . je soufEre toujours I . . . ah I . . .
In singing, the refrain is repeated after each verse.
The word si, in the second line of the refrain, seems at first to be written gy ; and it was so printed in the sons' : whereupon a critic wrote to M. Bach, calling his attention to the fact that the French have nmer written the word si with a y. On examining the supposed y, however, with a magnifier, M. Bach and his friends came to the. opinion th...at it was but the long Italian i, often used when i was a final letter, in those days. It is evidently unlike any other y in the original, as may be seen by examining the two lines ia fac-simile (page 416).
* Tablettes Ghrmologiqim de VBMaire TTniverseUe, vol. ii. p. 704.
(Ed. of 1778.) 424 CHAEACTEE OF HENRY III.
But I determined to obtain, if possible, furtlier testimony, and have succeeded in procuring some other important particu- lars.
Henry, the Last of the Valois.
This favorite son of Catherine de M^dicis is best known by the one great crime of his life ; his assent to that massacre of St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
EUe ne sens pins sa peine cruelle, Ici bas, li61as I . . je soufEre toujours I . . . ah I . . .
In singing, the refrain is repeated after each verse.
The word si, in the second line of the refrain, seems at first to be written gy ; and it was so printed in the sons' : whereupon a critic wrote to M. Bach, calling his attention to the fact that the French have nmer written the word si with a y. On examining the supposed y, however, with a magnifier, M. Bach and his friends came to the. opinion th...at it was but the long Italian i, often used when i was a final letter, in those days. It is evidently unlike any other y in the original, as may be seen by examining the two lines ia fac-simile (page 416).
* Tablettes Ghrmologiqim de VBMaire TTniverseUe, vol. ii. p. 704.
(Ed. of 1778.) 424 CHAEACTEE OF HENRY III.
But I determined to obtain, if possible, furtlier testimony, and have succeeded in procuring some other important particu- lars.
Henry, the Last of the Valois.
This favorite son of Catherine de M^dicis is best known by the one great crime of his life ; his assent to that massacre of St.
What to read after The Debatable Land Between This World And the Next, With Illustrative Narrations;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Loewy, Benno, 1854-1919. Fmo to read onlineMoreLess
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