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good manners�察�Not without prospects�察�we hear�察�and�察�George says�察�highly
connected。 Georgy declares it absurd�察�but Mamma is alarmed�察�and insists
he has Taken up strange opinions�察�and may be turning a Papist。 Certainly
once he spoke of a daily service he went to。 'Where��' we asked�察 �and he
laughed and answered�察 �'At the Pantheon。' This was a temple�察 �you know�察�
and now is a Catholic church�察�and Though it is said that Mazzini has sold
it for Protestant service�察�Yet I suppose this change can hardly as yet be
effected。 Adieu again��evermore�察�my dearest�察�your loving Georgina。
P。S。 by Mary Trevellyn。
I am to tell you�察�you say�察�what I think of our last new acquaintance。
Well�察�then�察�I think that George has a very fair right to be jealous。 I do not
like him much�察�though I do not dislike being with him。 He is what people
call�察�I suppose�察�a superior man�察�and Certainly seems so to me�察�but I think
he is terribly selfish。
Alba�察 �thou findest me still�察 �and�察�Alba�察 �thou findest me ever�察 �Now
from the Capitol steps�察�now over Titus's Arch�察�Here from the large grassy
spaces that spread from the Lateran portal�察 �Towering o'er aqueduct
lines lost in perspective between�察�Or from a Vatican window�察�or bridge�察�or
the high Coliseum�察 �Clear by the garlanded line cut of the Flavian ring。
Beautiful can I not call thee�察 �and yet thou hast power to o'ermaster�察�
Power of mere beauty�察 �in dreams�察 �Alba�察 �thou hauntest me still。 Is it
religion�拭 �I ask me�察 �or is it a vain superstition�拭�Slavery abject and
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gross�拭�service�察�too feeble�察�of truth�拭�Is it an idol I bow to�察�or is it a god that
I worship�拭 �Do I sink back on the old�察�or do I soar from the mean�拭�So
through the city I wander and question�察�unsatisfied ever�察 �Reverent so I
accept�察�doubtful because I revere。
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Canto II。
Is it illusion�拭�or does there a spirit from perfecter ages�察 �Here�察�even
yet�察�amid loss�察�change�察�and corruption abide�拭�Does there a spirit we know
not�察�though seek�察�though we find�察�comprehend not�察 �Here to entice and
confuse�察 �tempt and evade us�察 �abide�拭 �Lives in the exquisite grace of the
column disjointed and single�察 �Haunts the rude masses of brick
garlanded gaily with vine�察 �E'en in the turret fantastic surviving that
springs from the ruin�察 �E'en in the people itself�拭�is it illusion or not�拭�Is it
illusion or not that attracteth the pilgrim transalpine�察 �Brings him a
dullard and dunce hither to pry and to stare�拭�Is it illusion or not that allures
the barbarian stranger�察 �Brings him with gold to the shrine�察�brings him
in arms to the gate�拭�
I。 Claude to Eustace。
What do the people say�察�and what does the government do��you Ask�察�
and I know not at all。 Yet fortune will favour your hopes�察 �and I�察 �who
avoided it all�察 �am fated�察 �it seems�察 �to describe it。 I�察 �who nor meddle nor
make in politics��I who sincerely Put not my trust in leagues nor any
suffrage by ballot�察�Never predicted Parisian millenniums�察�never beheld a
New Jerusalem coming down dressed like a bride out of heaven Right on
the Place de la Concorde��I�察�nevertheless�察�let me say it�察�Could in my soul
of souls�察�this day�察�with the Gaul at the gates shed One true tear for thee�察�
thou poor little Roman Republic�察 �What�察 �with the German restored�察 �with
Sicily safe to the Bourbon�察 �Not leave one poor corner for native Italian
exertion�拭�France�察�it is foully done� �and you�察�poor foolish England�察�You�察�
who a twelvemonth ago said nations must choose for themselves�察 �you
Could not�察�of course�察 �interfere��you�察 �now�察 �when a nation has chosen
Pardon this folly� �The Times will�察�of course�察�have announced the occasion�察�
Told you the news of to´day�察�and although it was slightly in error When it
proclaimed as a fact the Apollo was sold to a Yankee�察�You may believe
when it tells you the French are at Civita Vecchia。
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II。 Claude to Eustace。
Dulce it is�察�and decorum�察�no doubt�察 �for the country to fall��to Offer
one's blood an oblation to Freedom�察 �and die for the Cause�察 �yet Still�察�
individual culture is also something�察�and no man Finds quite distinct the
assurance that he of all others is called on�察�Or would be justified even�察�in
taking away from the world that Precious creature�察�himself。 Nature sent
him here to abide here�察�Else why send him at all�拭 �Nature wants him still�察�
it is likely�察�On the whole�察�we are meant to look after ourselves�察�it is certain
Each has to eat for himself�察�digest for himself�察�and in general Care for his
own dear life�察�and see to his own preservation�察�Nature's intentions�察�in most
things uncertain�察�in this are decisive�察�Which�察�on the whole�察�I conjecture the
Romans will follow�察�and I shall。 So we cling to our rocks like limpets�察�
Ocean may bluster�察�Over and under and round us�察�we open our shells to
imbibe our Nourishment�察 �close them again�察 �and are safe�察 �fulfilling the
purpose Nature intended��a wise one�察�of course�察�and a noble�察�we doubt not。
Sweet it may be and decorous�察�perhaps�察�for the country to die�察�but�察�On the
whole�察�we conclude the Romans won't do it�察�and I sha'n't。
III。 Claude to Eustace。
Will they fight�拭 �They say so。 And will the French�拭 �I can hardly�察�
Hardly think so�察 �and yetHe is come�察 �they say�察 �to Palo�察 �He is passed
from Monterone�察 �at Santa Severa He hath laid up his guns。 But the
Virgin�察�the Daughter of Roma�察�She hath despised thee and laughed thee to
scorn��The Daughter of Tiber�察 �She hath shaken her head and built
barricades against thee� �Will they fight�拭 �I believe it。 Alas� �'tis
ephemeral folly�察 �Vain and ephemeral folly�察 �of course�察 �compared with
pictures�察 �Statues�察 �and antique gems��Indeed�此 �and yet indeed too�察 �Yet�察�
methought�察�in broad day did I dream��tell it not in St。 James's�察�Whisper it
not in thy courts�察�O Christ Church��yet did I�察�waking�察�Dream of a cadence
that sings�察�Si tombent nos jeunes heros�察�la Terre en produit de nouveaux
contre vous tous prets a se battre�察�Dreamt of great indignations and angers
transcendental�察 �Dreamt of a sword at my side and a battle´horse
underneath me。
IV。 Claude to Eustace。
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Now supposing the French or the Neapolitan soldier Should by some
evil chance come exploring the Maison Serny ��Where the family English
are all to assemble for safety���察�Am I prepared to lay down my life for the
British female�拭�Really�察�who knows�拭 �One has bowed and talked�察�till�察�little
by little�察�All the natural heat has escaped of the chivalrous spirit。 Oh�察�one
conformed�察�of course�察�but one doesn't die for good manners�察�Stab or shoot�察�
or be shot�察�by way of graceful attention。 No�察�if it should be at all�察�it should
be on the barricades there�察 �Should I incarnadine ever this inky pacifical
finger�察�Sooner far should it be for this vapour of Italy's freedom�察�Sooner
far by the side of the dd and dirty plebeians。 Ah�察�for a child in the street
I could strike�察�for the full´blown lady Somehow�察�Eustace�察�alas� �I have
not felt the vocation。 Yet these people of course will expect�察�as of course�察�
my protection�察�Vernon in radiant arms stand forth for the lovely Georgina�察�
And to appear�察�I suppose�察�were but common civility。 Yes�察�and Truly I do
not desire they should either be killed or offended。 Oh�察�and of course�察�you
will say�察�'When the time comes�察�you will be ready。' Ah�察�but before it comes�察�
am I to presume it will be so�拭�What I cannot feel now�察�am I to suppose that
I shall feel�拭�Am I not free to attend for the ripe and indubious instinct�拭�Am
I forbidden to wait for the clear and lawful perception�拭�Is it the calling of
man to surrender his knowledge and insight�察�For the mere venture of what
may�察 �perhaps�察 �be the virtuous action�拭 �Must we�察 �walking our earth�察�
discerning a little�察 �and hoping Some plain visible task shall yet for our
hands be assigned us�察�Must we abandon the future for fear of omitting
the present�察�Quit our own fireside hopes at the alien call of a neighbour�察�To
the mere possible shadow of Deity offer the victim�拭�And is all this�察 �my
friend�察�but a weak and ignoble refining�察�Wholly unworthy the head or the
heart of Your Own Correspondent�拭�
V。 Claude to Eustace。
Yes�察 �we are fighting at last�察 �it appears。 This morning as usual�察�
Murray�察�as usual�察�in hand�察�I enter the Caffe Nuovo�察�Seating myself with a
sense as it were of a change in the weather�察�Not understanding�察�however�察�
but thinking mostly of Murray�察 �And�察 �for to´day is their day�察 �of the
Campidoglio Marbles�察�Caffe´latte� �I call to the waiter��and N
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