Wine, Women, And Song
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The next is the indignant repudiation by a lover of the calumny thathe has proved unfaithful to his mistress. The strongly marked doublerhymes of the original add peculiar vehemence to his protestations;while the abundance of cheap mythological allusions is emphaticallyGoliardic.
THE LOVER'S VOW.
No. 39.
False the tongue and foul with slander, Poisonous treacherous tongue of pander, Tongue the hangman's knife should sever, Tongue in flames to burn for ever; Which hath called me a deceiver, ...Faithless lover, quick to leave her, Whom I love, and leave her slighted, For another, unrequited!
Hear, ye Muses nine! nay, rather, Jove, of gods and men the father! Who for Danae and Europa Changed thy shape, thou bold eloper!
Hear me, god! ye gods all, hear me! Such a sin came never near me. Hear, thou god! and gods all, hear ye! Thus I sinned not, as I fear ye.
I by Mars vow, by Apollo, Both of whom Love's learning follow; Yea, by Cupid too, the terror Of whose bow forbids all error!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The next is the indignant repudiation by a lover of the calumny thathe has proved unfaithful to his mistress. The strongly marked doublerhymes of the original add peculiar vehemence to his protestations;while the abundance of cheap mythological allusions is emphaticallyGoliardic.
THE LOVER'S VOW.
No. 39.
False the tongue and foul with slander, Poisonous treacherous tongue of pander, Tongue the hangman's knife should sever, Tongue in flames to burn for ever; Which hath called me a deceiver, ...Faithless lover, quick to leave her, Whom I love, and leave her slighted, For another, unrequited!
Hear, ye Muses nine! nay, rather, Jove, of gods and men the father! Who for Danae and Europa Changed thy shape, thou bold eloper!
Hear me, god! ye gods all, hear me! Such a sin came never near me. Hear, thou god! and gods all, hear ye! Thus I sinned not, as I fear ye.
I by Mars vow, by Apollo, Both of whom Love's learning follow; Yea, by Cupid too, the terror Of whose bow forbids all error!
What to read after Wine, Women, And Song?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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