Ultima Verba
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THE NAUTCHNEE. 31 The Nautchnee. ' LJT E sleeps ; he sees me not ; how wan that face !
What devastation hath this fever made ! The traits familiar scarcely can I trace ; My Jasmin flower is not ; I do but see its shade.
The English Hakim said he must depart ; The ship will take him to his native shore ; I am as naught only a broken heart But I who loved him fondly ever shall deplore.
My race, religion, sums up all in Fate ; I have been happy and should not complain ; Arrows from ambush reach us... soon or late He wakes ! sip this elixir Sahib, speak again.
32 VALE.
Vale.
A H ! fondest one whom I shall see no more, Death doth not claim thee but the gaping sea ; Go to that distant to that Indian shore ; Vale, vale, in aeternum vale !
Ah ! child of mine, though frantic I deplore, Fate will not turn aside his set decree, Nor Time thy girlhood to my care restore ; Vale, vale, in asternum vale !
Once on a time, a baby on the floor, In thy first faltering steps I guided thee ; A woman now I cannot close the door Vale, vale, in aeternum vale !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE NAUTCHNEE. 31 The Nautchnee. ' LJT E sleeps ; he sees me not ; how wan that face !
What devastation hath this fever made ! The traits familiar scarcely can I trace ; My Jasmin flower is not ; I do but see its shade.
The English Hakim said he must depart ; The ship will take him to his native shore ; I am as naught only a broken heart But I who loved him fondly ever shall deplore.
My race, religion, sums up all in Fate ; I have been happy and should not complain ; Arrows from ambush reach us... soon or late He wakes ! sip this elixir Sahib, speak again.
32 VALE.
Vale.
A H ! fondest one whom I shall see no more, Death doth not claim thee but the gaping sea ; Go to that distant to that Indian shore ; Vale, vale, in aeternum vale !
Ah ! child of mine, though frantic I deplore, Fate will not turn aside his set decree, Nor Time thy girlhood to my care restore ; Vale, vale, in asternum vale !
Once on a time, a baby on the floor, In thy first faltering steps I guided thee ; A woman now I cannot close the door Vale, vale, in aeternum vale !
What to read after Ultima Verba?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred De Kantzow to read onlineMoreLess
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