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directly for Florence�此�We should be off to´morrow�察�if only Papa could get 

horses�察    �All  have   been    seized   everywhere      for  the   use  of  this  dreadful 

Mazzini 

     P。S。     Mary has seen thus far。I am really so angry�察�Louisa�察�Quite 

out of patience�察�my dearest�          �What can the man be intending�拭�I am quite 

tired�察�and Mary�察�who might bring him to in a moment�察                  �Lets him go on as 

he likes�察�and neither will help nor dismiss him。 

       IX。 Claude to Eustace。 

     It is most curious to see what a power a few calm words ��in Merely a 

brief proclamation�� appear to possess on the people。 Order is perfect�察�and 

peace�察�the city is utterly tranquil�察�And one cannot conceive that this easy 

and nonchalant crowd�察  �that Flows   like   a   quiet stream  through street   and 

market´place�察  �entering   Shady   recesses   and   bays   of   church�察  �osteria�察  �and 

caffe�察�Could in a moment be changed to a flood as of molten lava�察�Boil 

into   deadly   wrath   and   wild   homicidal   delusion。         Ah�察  �'tis   an   excellent 

race��and even in old degradation�察           �Under a rule that enforces to flattery�察�

lying�察�and cheating�察�E'en under Pope and Priest�察�a nice and natural people。 

Oh�察�could they but be allowed this chance of redemption��but clearly That 



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is not likely  to be。      Meantime�察�notwithstanding   all journals�察�Honour   for 

once to the tongue and the pen of the eloquent writer� �Honour to speech� �

and all honour to thee�察�thou noble Mazzini� �

       X。 Claude to Eustace。 

     I am in love�察�meantime�察�you think�察�no doubt you would think so。 I am 

in love�察�you say�察�with those letters�察�of course�察�you would say so。 I am in 

love�察�you declare。        I think not so�察�yet I grant you It is a pleasure indeed to 

converse with this girl。        Oh�察�rare gift�察�Rare felicity�察�this� �she can talk in a 

rational way�察�can Speak upon subjects that really are matters of mind and 

of   thinking�察  �Yet   in   perfection   retain   her   simplicity�察  �never�察  �one   moment�察�

Never�察�however you urge it�察�however you tempt her�察�consents to Step from 

ideas     and    fancies    and    loving    sensations     to   those    vain    Conscious 

understandings that vex the minds of mankind。 No�察�though she talk�察�it is 

music�察�her fingers desert   not the keys�察  �'tis Song�察�though   you hear in the 

song   the   articulate   vocables   sounded�察  �Syllabled   singly   and   sweetly   the 

words of melodious meaning。                I am in love�察�you say�察�I do not think so�察�

exactly。 

       XI。 Claude to Eustace。 

     There   are   two   different   kinds�察  �I   believe�察  �of   human   attraction�此  �One 

which simply disturbs�察�unsettles�察�and makes you uneasy�察�And another that 

poises�察�retains�察 �and   fixes   and   holds   you。  I  have   no   doubt�察 �for  myself�察 �in 

giving   my   voice   for   the   latter。   I   do   not   wish   to   be   moved�察  �but   growing 

where I was growing�察�There more truly to grow�察�to live where as yet I had 

languished。 I do not like being moved�此�for the will is excited�察�and action Is 

a    most    dangerous      thing�察  �I   tremble    for   something      factitious�察   �Some 

malpractice   of   heart   and   illegitimate   process�察  �We   are   so   prone   to   these 

things�察�with our terrible notions of duty。 

       XII。 Claude to Eustace。 

     Ah�察  �let   me   look�察  �let   me   watch�察  �let   me   wait�察  �unhurried�察  �unprompted� �

Bid me not venture on aught that could alter or end what is present� �Say 

not�察�Time flies�察�and Occasion�察�that never returns�察�is departing� �Drive me 

not out yet�察�ye ill angels with fiery swords�察�from my Eden�察�Waiting�察�and 

watching�察�and looking�          �Let love be its own inspiration� �Shall not a voice�察�



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if   a  voice   there   must    be�察  �from    the  airs  that   environ�察   �Yea�察  �from    the 

conscious   heavens�察  �without   our   knowledge   or   effort�察  �Break   into   audible 

words�拭     �And love be its own inspiration�拭�

       XIII。 Claude to Eustace。 

     Wherefore   and   how   I   am  certain�察  �I   hardly  can   tell�察�but   it   IS   so。   She 

doesn't like me�察�Eustace�察�I think she never will like me。 Is it my fault�察�as it 

is my misfortune�察�my ways are not her ways�拭�Is it my fault�察�that my habits 

and   modes   are   dissimilar   wholly�拭  �'Tis   not   her   fault�察  �'tis   her   nature�察  �her 

virtue�察�to misapprehend them�此�'Tis not her fault�察�'tis her beautiful nature�察�

not ever to know me。 Hopeless it seems��yet I cannot�察�though hopeless�察�

determine to leave it�此�She goestherefore I go�察�she moves��I move�察�not to 

lose her。 

       XIV。 Claude to Eustace。 

     Oh�察�'tisn't manly�察�of course�察�'tisn't manly�察�this method of wooing�察�'Tisn't 

the way very likely to win。           For the woman�察�they tell you�察�Ever prefers 

the   audacious�察  �the   wilful�察  �the   vehement   hero�察  �She   has   no   heart   for   the 

timid�察�the sensitive soul�察�and for knowledge�察�Knowledge�察�O ye Gods� �

when did   they appreciate   knowledge�拭�Wherefore should they�察  �either�拭                    �I 

am sure I do not desire it。           Ah�察�and I feel too�察�Eustace�察�she cares not a 

tittle about me� 。�Care about me�察�indeed� �and do I really expect it�殖� But my 

manner offends�察�my ways are wholly repugnant�察�Every word that I utter 

estranges�察�hurts�察�and repels her�察�Every moment of bliss that I gain�察�in her 

exquisite presence�察�Slowly�察�surely�察�withdraws her�察�removes her�察�and severs 

her from me。 Not that I care very much��any way I escape from the boy's 

own Folly�察�to which I am prone�察�of loving where it is easy。 Not that I mind 

very much�        �Why should I�拭       �I am not in love�察�and Am prepared�察�I think�察�

if not by previous habit�察�Yet in the spirit beforehand for this and all that is 

like it�察�It is an easier matter for us contemplative creatures�察�Us upon whom 

the   pressure   of   action   is   laid   so   lightly�察  �We�察  �discontented   indeed   with 

things   in   particular�察  �idle�察  �Sickly�察  �complaining�察  �by   faith�察  �in   the   vision   of 

things in general�察�Manage to hold on our way without�察�like others around 

us�察�Seizing the nearest arm to comfort�察�help�察�and support us。 Yet�察�after all�察�

my Eustace�察�I know but little about it。 All I can say for myself�察�for present 



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alike and for past�察�is�察      �Mary Trevellyn�察�Eustace�察�is certainly worth   your 

acquaintance。 You couldn't come�察�I suppose�察�as far as Florence to see her�拭�

       XV。 Georgina Trevellyn to Louisa 。 

     。 。 。 。 。 。  To´morrow we're starting for Florence�察�Truly rejoiced�察�you 

may guess�察�to escape from republican terrors�察�Mr。 C。 and Papa to escort us�察�

we    by   vettura   Through     Siena�察   �and   Georgy    to   follow   and   join   us  by 

Leghorn。 Then Ah�察�what shall I say�察�my dearest�拭               �I tremble in thinking� �

You will imagine my feelings��the blending of hope and of sorrow。 How 

can I bear to abandon Papa and Mamma and my Sisters�拭�Dearest Louise�察�

indeed   it   is   very  alarming�察�but�察  �trust   me   Ever�察  �whatever   may  change�察  �to 

remain your loving Georgina。 

     P。S。 by Mary Trevellyn。 

     。 。 。 。 。 。 。  'Do I like Mr。 Claude any better��' I am to tell you��and�察�

'Pray�察�is it Susan or I that attract him��' This he never has told�察�but Georgina 

could   certainly  ask   him。 All   I   can   say  for   myself   is�察 �alas�   �that   he   rather 

repels me。 There� �I think him agreeable�察�but also a little repulsive。 So be 

content�察�dear Louisa�察�for one satisfactory marriage Surely will do in one 

year for the family you would establish Neither Susan nor I shall afford 

you the joy of a second。 

     P。S。 by Georgina Trevellyn。 

     Mr。 Claude�察�you must know�察�is behaving a little bit better�察�He and Papa 

are    great  friends�察  �but   he   really  is  too  SHILLY´SHALLY�察           �So   unlike 

George�      �Yet I hope that the matte is going on fairly。 I shall�察�however�察�get 

George�察�before he goes�察�to say something。 Dearest Louise�察�how delightful 

to bring young people together� �

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     Is   it   Florence   we   follow�察  �or   are   we   to   tarry  yet   longer�察�E'en   amid 

clamour of arms�察�here in the city of old�察            �Seeking from clamour of arms 

in   the   Past   and   the Arts   to   be   hidden�察 �Vainly   'mid Arts   and   the   Past 

seeking one life to forget�拭�Ah�察�fair shadow�察�scarce seen�察�go forth� �for anon 

he shall follow�察       �He that beheld thee�察�anon�察�whither thou leadest must 

go�   �Go�察  �and   the   wise�察  �loving   Muse�察  �she   also   will   follow   and   find   thee� �

She�察�should she linger in Rome�察�were not dissevered from thee� �



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                                     Canto III。 



        Yet   to   the   wondrous   St。   Peter's�察  �and   yet   to   the   solemn   Rotunda�察�

Mingling with heroes and gods�察�yet to the Vatican Walls�察                �Yet may we go�察�

and recline�察�while a whole mighty world seems above us�察                    �Gathered and 

fixed to all time into one roofing supreme�察�Yet may we�察�thinking on these 

things�察�exclude what is meaner around us�察              �Yet�察�at the worst of the worst�察�

books and a chamber remain�察�Yet may we think�察�and forget�察�and possess 

our   souls   in   resistance。     Ah�察  �but   away   from   the   stir�察  �shouting�察  �and 

gossip of war�察      �Where�察�upon Apennine slope�察�with the chestnut the oak´ 

trees   immingle�察       �Where�察  �amid   odorous   copse   bridle´paths   wande
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