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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 wander and
wind�察�Where�察�under mulberry´branches�察�the diligent rivulet sparkles�察 �Or
amid cotton and maize peasants their water´works ply�察 �Where�察 �over fig´
tree and orange in tier upon tier still repeated�察 �Garden on garden
upreared�察 �balconies step to the sky�察�Ah�察 �that I were far away from the
crowd and the streets of the city�察 �Under the vine´trellis laid�察 �O my
beloved�察�with thee� �
I。 Mary Trevellyn to Miss Roper��on the way to Florence。
Why doesn't Mr。 Claude come with us�拭�you ask。We don't know�察�You
should know better than we。 He talked of the Vatican marbles�察 �But I
can't wholly believe that this was the actual reason�察 �He was so ready
before�察�when we asked him to come and escort us。 Certainly he is odd�察�my
dear Miss Roper。 To change so Suddenly�察�just for a whim�察�was not quite
fair to the party�察�Not quite right。 I declare�察�I really almost am offended�此�
I�察�his great friend�察�as you say�察�have doubtless a title to be so。 Not that I
greatly regret it�察�for dear Georgina distinctly Wishes for nothing so much
as to show her adroitness。 But�察�oh�察�my Pen will not write any more��let
us say nothing further about it。 * * * * * *
* * Yes�察 �my dear Miss Roper�察 �I certainly called him repulsive�察 �So I
think him�察 �but cannot be sure I have used the expression Quite as your
pupil should�察�yet he does most truly repel me。 Was it to you I made use of
the word�拭�or who was it told you�拭�Yes�察�repulsive�察�observe�察�it is but when
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he talks of ideas That he is quite unaffected�察�and free�察�and expansive�察�and
easy�察�I could pronounce him simply a cold intellectual being。 When does
he make advances��He thinks that women should woo him�察�Yet�察�if a girl
should do so�察�would be but alarmed and disgusted。 She that should love
him must look for small love in return��like the ivy On the stone wall�察�
must expect but a rigid and niggard support�察�and E'en to get that must go
searching all round with her humble embraces。
II。 Claude to Eustace��from Rome。
Tell me�察 �my friend�察 �do you think that the grain would sprout in the
furrow�察�Did it not truly accept as its summum and ultimum bonum That
mere common and may´be indifferent soil it is set in�拭�Would it have force
to develop and open its young cotyledons�察�Could it compare�察�and reflect�察�
and examine one thing with another�拭�Would it endure to accomplish the
round of its natural functions Were it endowed with a sense of the general
scheme of existence�拭 �While from Marseilles in the steamer we voyage
to Civita Vecchia�察�Vexed in the squally seas as we lay by Capraja and Elba�察�
Standing�察 �uplifted�察 �alone on the heaving poop of the vessel�察 �Looking
around on the waste of the rushing incurious billows�察 �'This is Nature��' I
said�此�'we are born as it were from her waters�察�Over her billows that buffet
and beat us�察 �her offspring uncared´for�察 �Casting one single regard of a
painful victorious knowledge�察�Into her billows that buffet and beat us we
sink and are swallowed。' This was the sense in my soul�察�as I swayed with
the poop of the steamer�察�And as unthinking I sat in the hall of the famed
Ariadne�察�Lo�察�it looked at me there from the face of a Triton in marble。 It is
the simpler thought�察�and I can believe it the truer。 Let us not talk of growth�察�
we are still in our Aqueous Ages。
III。 Claude to Eustace。
Farewell�察 �Politics�察 �utterly� �What can I do�拭 �I cannot Fight�察 �you
know�察�and to talk I am wholly ashamed。 And although I Gnash my teeth
when I look in your French or your English papers�察�What is the good of
that�拭 �Will swearing�察�I wonder�察�mend matters�拭�Cursing and scolding repel
the assailants�拭 �No�察�it is idle�察�No�察�whatever befalls�察�I will hide�察�will ignore
or forget it。 Let the tail shift for itself�察�I will bury my head。 And what's
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the Roman Republic to me�察 �or I to the Roman Republic�拭 �Why not
fight��In the first place�察�I haven't so much as a musket�察�In the next�察�if I
had�察�I shouldn't know how I should use it�察�In the third�察�just at present I'm
studying ancient marbles�察 �In the fourth�察 �I consider I owe my life to my
country�察�In the fifthI forget�察�but four good reasons are ample。 Meantime�察�
pray let 'em fight�察�and be killed。 I delight in devotion。 So that I 'list not�察�
hurrah for the glorious army of martyrs� �Sanguis martyrum semen
Ecclesiae�察 �though it would seem this Church is indeed of the purely
Invisible�察 �Kingdom´come kind�此 �Militant here on earth� �Triumphant�察 �of
course�察 �then�察 �elsewhere� �Ah�察 �good Heaven�察 �but I would I were out far
away from the pother� �
IV。 Claude to Eustace。
Not�察�as we read in the words of the olden´time inspiration�察�Are there
two several trees in the place we are set to abide in�察�But on the apex most
high of the Tree of Life in the Garden�察 �Budding�察 �unfolding�察 �and falling�察�
decaying and flowering ever�察 �Flowering is set and decaying the transient
blossom of Knowledge�察 �Flowering alone�察 �and decaying�察 �the needless
unfruitful blossom。 Or as the cypress´spires by the fair´flowing stream
Hellespontine�察�Which from the mythical tomb of the godlike Protesilaus
Rose sympathetic in grief to his love´lorn Laodamia�察�Evermore growing�察�
and when in their growth to the prospect attaining�察�Over the low sea´banks�察�
of the fatal Ilian city�察�Withering still at the sight which still they upgrow to
encounter。 Ah�察�but ye that extrude from the ocean your helpless faces�察�
Ye over stormy seas leading long and dreary processions�察�Ye�察�too�察�brood of
the wind�察�whose coming is whence we discern not�察�Making your nest on
the wave�察�and your bed on the crested billow�察�Skimming rough waters�察�and
crowding wet sands that the tide shall return to�察�Cormorants�察�ducks�察�and
gulls�察�fill ye my imagination� �Let us not talk of growth�察�we are still in our
Aqueous Ages。
V。 Mary Trevellyn to Miss Roper��from Florence。
Dearest Miss Roper��Alas� �we are all at Florence quite safe�察�and You�察�
we hear�察�are shut up� �indeed�察�it is sadly distressing� �We were most lucky�察�
they say�察 �to get off when we did from the troubles。 Now you are really
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besieged�察�they tell us it soon will be over�察�Only I hope and trust without
any fight in the city。 Do you see Mr。 Claude��I thought he might do
something for you。 I am quite sure on occasion he really would wish to be
useful。 What is he doing�拭 �I wonder��still studying Vatican marbles�拭�
Letters�察�I hope�察�pass through。 We trust your brother is better。
VI。 Claude to Eustace。
Juxtaposition�察�in fine�察�and what is juxtaposition�拭�Look you�察�we travel
along in the railway´carriage or steamer�察�And�察�pour passer le temps�察�till the
tedious journey be ended�察�Lay aside paper or book�察 �to talk with the girl
that is next one�察�And�察�pour passer le temps�察�with the terminus all but in
prospect�察�Talk of eternal ties and marriages made in heaven。 Ah�察�did we
really accept with a perfect heart the illusion� �Ah�察�did we really believe
that the Present indeed is the Only� �Or through all transmutation�察�all shock
and convulsion of passion�察�Feel we could carry undimmed�察�unextinguished�察�
the light of our knowledge� �But for his funeral train which the
bridegroom sees in the distance�察�Would he so joyfully�察�think you�察�fall in
with the marriage procession�拭�But for that final discharge�察�would he dare
to enlist in that service�拭 �But for that certain release�察 �ever sign to that
perilous contract�拭 �But for that exit secure�察 �ever bend to that treacherous
doorway�拭�Ah�察�but the bride�察�meantime��do you think she sees it as he
does�拭 �But for the steady fore´sense of a freer and larger existence�察�
Think you that man could consent to be circumscribed here into action�拭�
But for assurance within a limitless ocean divine�察 �o'er Whose great
tranquil depths unconscious the wind´tost surface Breaks into ripples of
trouble that come and change and endure not�察�But that in this�察�of a truth�察�
we have our being�察�and know it�察�Think you we men could submit to live
and move as we do here�拭�Ah�察�but the women��God bless them� �they don't
think at all about it。 Yet we must eat and drink�察�as you say。 And as
limited beings Scarcely can hope to attain upon earth to an Actual Abstract�察�
Leaving to God contemplation�察 �to His hands knowledge confiding�察 �Sure
that in us if it perish�察�in Him it abideth and dies not�察�Let us in His sight
accomplish our petty particular doings�察�Yes�察 �and contented sit down to
the victual that He has provided。 Allah is great�察 �no doubt�察 �and
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