The Sonnet Its Origin Structure And Place in Poetry
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The volume referred to below 1 gives four trans- lations of this sonnet, in which the line in question is thus variously rendered : — " A little dust are now ! to feeling cold. " Dacre.
" What are they now 1 Dust, lifeless dust, alas ! " Morehead.
1 In 1859 Mr. Bohn published a collection of translations, en- titled " The Sonnets, Triumphs, and other Poems of Petrarch, now first completely translated into English verse, by various hands, with a Life of the Poet by Thomas Campbell. " 104 ILLUSTR...A TIONS FROM " Are now a pile of ashes, deadly cold. " Woodlwuselee.
" Dissolved to senseless ashes now remain. " Charlemont.
A body does not dissolve into ashes. But I think it must be admitted that all these variations are inferior to the original verse, which can be so easily translated literally ; and to show that there are no great difficulties in making the other verses conform to this one, I append my translation, the only merit of which I consider to lie in a greater closeness to the original than in the efforts of my predecessors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The volume referred to below 1 gives four trans- lations of this sonnet, in which the line in question is thus variously rendered : — " A little dust are now ! to feeling cold. " Dacre.
" What are they now 1 Dust, lifeless dust, alas ! " Morehead.
1 In 1859 Mr. Bohn published a collection of translations, en- titled " The Sonnets, Triumphs, and other Poems of Petrarch, now first completely translated into English verse, by various hands, with a Life of the Poet by Thomas Campbell. " 104 ILLUSTR...A TIONS FROM " Are now a pile of ashes, deadly cold. " Woodlwuselee.
" Dissolved to senseless ashes now remain. " Charlemont.
A body does not dissolve into ashes. But I think it must be admitted that all these variations are inferior to the original verse, which can be so easily translated literally ; and to show that there are no great difficulties in making the other verses conform to this one, I append my translation, the only merit of which I consider to lie in a greater closeness to the original than in the efforts of my predecessors.
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