The Divina Commedia And Canzoniere volume 4
The Divina Commedia And Canzoniere volume 4
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It was not death, but fear that oppressed him. The new mistress of bis 170 CANZONIERE That thou fear'st her, so recreant dost thou prove ; Behold how meek and gracious she doth move, How courteous in her greatness, and how wise ; And in thy thought thy mistress let her be, For if thyself thou do not cheat, thou'lt see Such wealth of marvels and of mysteries, That thou wilt say, 'O Love, mine own true Lord, Behold thine handmaid ; work thou out thy word. ' " Canzon', 1 deem that they will be but... few Who will thy meaning rightly understand, So difficult and laboured is thy speech : Whence if, perchance, such fortune thee attend That thou thy way to any should'st pursue Who seem not 'ware what lore thine accents teach, I pray thee then, thou yet some comfort reach, By telling them, my tender, darling lamb, * "At least take heed how beautiful I am. " soul had transformed his life, and, if he were faithful to her, he would see yet greater wonders. Then his soul would be able to say, " Behold thy handmaid ; work thou thy will on me " (Purg.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was not death, but fear that oppressed him. The new mistress of bis 170 CANZONIERE That thou fear'st her, so recreant dost thou prove ; Behold how meek and gracious she doth move, How courteous in her greatness, and how wise ; And in thy thought thy mistress let her be, For if thyself thou do not cheat, thou'lt see Such wealth of marvels and of mysteries, That thou wilt say, 'O Love, mine own true Lord, Behold thine handmaid ; work thou out thy word. ' " Canzon', 1 deem that they will be but... few Who will thy meaning rightly understand, So difficult and laboured is thy speech : Whence if, perchance, such fortune thee attend That thou thy way to any should'st pursue Who seem not 'ware what lore thine accents teach, I pray thee then, thou yet some comfort reach, By telling them, my tender, darling lamb, * "At least take heed how beautiful I am. " soul had transformed his life, and, if he were faithful to her, he would see yet greater wonders. Then his soul would be able to say, " Behold thy handmaid ; work thou thy will on me " (Purg.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dante Alighieri to read onlineMoreLess
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