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depart the brave��God knows�察�I certainly do not。 



                   VII。 Mary Trevellyn to Miss Roper。 



     He   has not   come   as   yet�察  �and  now  I   must   not   expect   it。  You   have 

written�察�you say�察�to friends at Florence�察�to see him�察            �If he perhaps should 

return��but that is surely unlikely。           Has he not written to you��he did 

not know your direction。           Oh�察�how strange never once to have told him 

where   you   were   going�        �Yet   if   he   only   wrote   to   Florence�察  �that   would 

have   reached   you。       If   what   you   say   he   said   was   true�察  �why   has   he   not 

done     so�拭    �Is   he  gone    back   to  Rome�察    �do   you   think�察 �to   his  Vatican 

marbles�拭  �O   my   dear   Miss   Roper�察  �forgive   me�   �do   not   be   angry�   �You 

have   written   to   Florence��your   friends   would   certainly   find   him。   Might 

you not write to him ��but yet it is so little likely� �I shall expect nothing 

more。Ever yours�察�your affectionate Mary。 



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                             VIII。 Claude to Eustace。 



     I    cannot     stay    at   Florence�察     �not    even     to   wait     for   a    letter。 

Galleries     only    oppress     me。    Remembrance          of   hope    I  had   cherished 

��Almost more than as hope�察�when I passed through Florence the first time�� 

Lies like a sword in my soul。             I am more a coward than ever�察�Chicken´ 

hearted�察�past thought。         The caffes and waiters distress me。 All is unkind�察�

and�察�alas� �I am ready for anyone's kindness。 Oh�察�I knew it of old�察�and knew 

it�察  �I   thought�察 �to  perfection�察    �If   there  is   any   one  thing  in   the   world   to 

preclude   all   kindness   It   is   the   need   of   it��it   is   this   sad�察  �self´defeating 

dependence。   Why   is   this�察  �Eustace�拭        �Myself�察  �were   I   stronger�察  �I   think   I 

could   tell   you。   But   it   is   odd   when   it   comes。 So   plumb   I   the   deeps   of 

depression�察�Daily in deeper�察�and find no support�察�no will�察�no purpose。 All 

my old strengths are gone。           And yet I shall have to do something。 Ah�察�the 

key of our life�察�that passes all wards�察�opens all locks�察�Is not I WILL�察�but I 

MUST。        I must��I must��and I do it。 

      

     After all�察�do   I know   that I   really cared so   about her�拭  �Do whatever   I 

will�察  �I   cannot   call   up   her   image�察  �For   when   I   close   my   eyes�察  �I   see�察  �very 

likely�察�St。 Peter's�察�Or the Pantheon facade�察�or Michel Angelo's figures�察�Or�察�

at a wish�察�when I please�察�the Alban hills and the Forum�察                   �But that face�察�

those eyes��ah�察�no�察�never anything like them�察�Only�察�try as I will�察�a sort of 

featureless outline�察�And a pale blank orb�察�which no recollection will add to。 

After all�察�perhaps there was something factitious about it�察�I have had pain�察�

it is true�此�I have wept�察�and so have the actors。 

      

     At the last moment I have your letter�察�for which I was waiting�察�I have 

taken   my   place�察  �and   see   no   good   in   inquiries。   Do   nothing   more�察  �good 

Eustace�察�I pray you。         It only will vex me。          Take no measures。          Indeed�察�

should we meet�察�I could not be certain�察             �All might be changed�察�you know。 

Or perhaps there was nothing to be changed。 It is a curious history�察�this�察�

and yet I foresaw it�察�I could have told it before。              The Fates�察�it is clear�察�are 



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against   us�察  �For   it   is   certain   enough   I   met   with   the   people   you   mention�察�

They   were   at   Florence   the   day   I   returned   there�察  �and   spoke   to   me   even�察�

Stayed a week�察�saw me often�察�departed�察�and whither I know not。                        Great 

is Fate�察�and is best。       I believe in Providence partly。 What is ordained is 

right�察�and all that happens is ordered。 Ah�察�no�察�that isn't it。            But yet I retain 

my   conclusion。   I   will   go   where   I   am   led�察  �and   will   not   dictate   to   the 

chances。 Do nothing more�察�I beg。            If you love me�察�forbear interfering。 



                            IX。       Claude to Eustace。 



     Shall we come out of it all�察�some day�察�as one does from a tunnel�拭�Will 

it be all at once�察�without our doing or asking�察�We shall behold clear day�察�

the trees and meadows about us�察�And the faces of friends�察�and the eyes we 

loved   looking   at   us�拭  �Who   knows�拭       �Who   can   say�拭     �It   will   not   do   to 

suppose it。 



                    X。 Claude to Eustace�察�from Rome。 



     Rome   will   not   suit   me�察  �Eustace�察  �the   priests   and   soldiers   possess   it�察�

Priests and soldiers��and�察�ah� �which is the worst�察�the priest or the soldier�拭�

Politics�察   �farewell�察   �however�       �For    what    could    I  do�拭  �with    inquiring�察�

Talking�察    �collating    the  journals�察   �go   fever   my    brain   about    things   o'er 

Which I can have no control。           No�察�happen whatever may happen�察               �Time�察�

I   suppose�察  �will   subsist�察  �the   earth   will   revolve   on   its   axis�察�People   will 

travel�察�the stranger will wander as now in the city�察               �Rome will be here�察�

and the Pope the custode of Vatican marbles。                 I have no heart�察�however�察�

for any  marble or fresco�察�I have essayed it in vain�察�'tis in vain as yet   to 

essay it�此�But I may haply resume some day my studies in this kind�察�Not as 

the Scripture says�察�is�察�I think�察�the fact。         Ere our death´day�察�Faith�察�I think�察�

does pass�察�and Love�察�but Knowledge abideth。 Let us seek Knowledge��the 

rest   may   come   and   go   as   it   happens。   Knowledge   is   hard   to   seek�察  �and 

harder   yet   to   adhere   to。   Knowledge   is   painful   often�察  �and   yet   when   we 

know we are happy。 Seek it�察�and leave mere Faith and Love to come with 



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the   chances。 As   for   Hope��to´morrow   I   hope   to   be   starting   for   Naples。 

Rome will not do�察�I see�察�for many very good reasons。                    Eastward�察�then�察�I 

suppose�察�with the coming of winter�察�to Egypt。 



                    XI。 Mary Trevellyn to Miss Roper。 



        You   have   heard   nothing�察  �of   course   I   know   you   can   have   heard 

nothing。     Ah�察  �well�察  �more    than    once   I  have    broken    my    purpose�察   �and 

sometimes�察      �Only   too   often�察  �have   looked   for   the   little   lake   steamer   to 

bring him。        But it is only fancy��I do not really expect it。 Oh�察�and you 

see I know so exactly how he would take it�此              �Finding the chances prevail 

against meeting again�察�he would banish                Forthwith every thought of the 

poor    little  possible    hope�察   �which     I   myself    could    not  help�察  �perhaps�察�

thinking only too much of�察           �He would resign himself�察�and go。              I see it 

exactly。 So I also submit�察�although in a different manner。                   Can you not 

really come�拭      �We go very shortly to England。 

        

       So go forth to the world�察�to the good report and the evil�                 �Go�察�little 

book�  �thy  tale�察  �is   it   not   evil   and   good�拭  �Go�察  �and   if   strangers   revile�察 �pass 

quietly by without answer。            Go�察�and if curious friends ask of thy rearing 

and   age�察  �Say�察  �'I   am   flitting   about   many   years   from   brain   unto   brain   of 

Feeble and restless youths born to inglorious days�此�But��' so finish the word�察�

'I   was   writ   in   a  Roman      chamber�察       �When      from    Janiculan     heights 

thundered the cannon of France。' 



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