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the    victual    that   He    has   provided。     Allah    is   great�察  �no    doubt�察   �and 



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Juxtaposition his prophet。 Ah�察�but the women�察�alas� �they don't look at it 

that   way。   Juxtaposition   is   great��but�察  �my   friend�察  �I   fear   me�察  �the   maiden 

Hardly  would thank   or   acknowledge   the   lover that   sought   to   obtain   her�察�

Not as the thing he would wish�察�but the thing he must even put up with�察�

Hardly would tender her hand to the wooer that candidly told her That she 

is but for a space�察�an ad´interim solace and pleasure�察�That in the end she 

shall yield to a perfect and absolute something�察�Which I then for myself 

shall    behold�察   �and    not   another�察   �Which     amid    fondest    endearments�察�

meantime I forget not�察�forsake not Ah�察�ye feminine souls�察�so loving�察�and so 

exacting�察�Since we cannot escape�察�must we even submit to deceive you�拭�

Since�察�so cruel is truth�察�sincerity shocks and revolts you�察�Will you have us 

your slaves to lie to you�察�flatter andleave you�拭�

       VII。 Claude to Eustace。 

     Juxtaposition is great��but�察�you tell me�察�affinity greater。 Ah�察�my friend�察�

there are many affinities�察�greater and lesser�察�Stronger and weaker�察�and each�察�

by the favour of juxtaposition�察�Potent�察�efficient�察�in force��for a time�察�but 

none�察�let me tell you�察�Save by the law of the land and the ruinous force of 

the will�察�ah�察�None�察�I fear me�察�at last quite sure to be final and perfect。 Lo�察�

as I pace in the street�察�from the peasant´girl to the princess�察�Homo sum�察�

nihil humani a me alienum puto�察�Vir sum�察�nihil faeminei��and e'en to the 

uttermost circle�察�All that is Nature's is I�察�and I all things that are Nature's。 

Yes�察�as I walk�察�I behold�察�in a luminous�察�large intuition�察�That I can be and 

become anything that I meet with or look at�此�I am the ox in the dray�察�the 

ass with the garden´stuff panniers�察�I am the dog in the doorway�察�the kitten 

that plays in the window�察�On sunny slab of the ruin the furtive and fugitive 

lizard�察�Swallow above me that twitters�察�and fly that is buzzing about me�察�

Yea�察�and detect�察�as I go�察�by a faint but a faithful assurance�察�E'en from the 

stones   of   the   street�察  �as   from   rocks   or   trees   of   the   forest�察  �Something   of 

kindred�察�a common�察�though latent vitality�察�greets me�察�And to escape from 

our strivings�察�mistakings�察�misgrowths�察�and perversions�察�Fain could demand 

to return to that perfect and primitive silence�察�Fain be enfolded and fixed�察�

as of old�察�in their rigid embraces。 

       VIII。 Claude to Eustace。 



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     And   as   I   walk   on   my   way�察  �I   behold   them   consorting   and   coupling�察�

Faithful it seemeth�察�and fond�察�very fond�察�very probably faithful�察�All as I go 

on   my  way�察  �with   a   pleasure   sincere   and   unmingled。           Life   is   beautiful�察�

Eustace�察�entrancing�察�enchanting to look at�察�As are the streets of a city we 

pace     while     the   carriage    is   changing�察     �As   a   chamber      filled´in    with 

harmonious�察  �exquisite   pictures�察  �Even   so   beautiful   Earth�察  �and   could   we 

eliminate      only   This    vile  hungering      impulse�察    �this  demon      within    us  of 

craving�察�Life were beatitude�察�living a perfect divine satisfaction。 

        IX。 Claude to Eustace。 

     Mild   monastic   faces   in   quiet   collegiate   cloisters�此  �So   let   me   offer   a 

single and celibatarian phrase�察�a Tribute to those whom perhaps you do not 

believe     I  can   honour。    But�察  �from   the    tumult    escaping�察    �'tis  pleasant�察  �of 

drumming and shouting�察�Hither�察�oblivious awhile�察�to withdraw�察�of the fact 

or the falsehood�察�And amid placid regards and mildly courteous greetings 

Yield   to   the   calm   and   composure   and   gentle   abstraction   that   reign   o'er 

Mild     monastic      faces    in   quiet   collegiate     cloisters。       Terrible     word�察�

Obligation�       �You should not�察�Eustace�察�you should not�察�No�察�you should not 

have   used   it。    But�察  �oh�察  �great   Heavens�察  �I   repel   it�   �Oh�察  �I   cancel�察  �reject�察�

disavow�察  �and   repudiate   wholly   Every   debt   in   this   kind�察  �disclaim   every 

claim�察  �and   dishonour�察�Yea�察  �my   own   heart's   own   writing�察  �my   soul's   own 

signature�      �Ah�察�no� �I will be free in this�察�you shall not�察�none shall�察�bind 

me。 No�察�my friend�察�if you wish to be told�察�it was this above all things�察�This 

that   charmed   me�察  �ah�察  �yes�察  �even   this�察  �that   she   held   me   to   nothing。   No�察  �I 

could   talk   as   I   pleased�察  �come   close�察  �fasten   ties�察  �as   I   fancied�察  �Bind   and 

engage myself deep��and lo�察�on the following morning It was all e'en as 

before�察�like losings in games played for nothing。 Yes�察�when I came�察�with 

mean fears in my soul�察�with a semi´performance At the first step breaking 

down in its pitiful role of evasion�察�When to shuffle I came�察�to compromise�察�

not meet�察�engagements�察�Lo�察�with her calm eyes there she met me and knew 

nothing      of  it�察 �Stood    unexpecting�察      �unconscious。       SHE      spoke    not   of 

obligations�察�Knew not of debtah�察�no�察�I believe you�察�for excellent reasons。 

        X。 Claude to Eustace。 

     HANG this thinking�察�at last� �what good is it�拭�oh�察�and what evil� �Oh�察�



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what mischief and pain� �like a clock in a sick man's chamber�察�Ticking and 

ticking�察�and still through each covert of slumber pursuing。                What shall I 

do to thee�察�O thou Preserver of men�拭            �Have compassion�察�Be favourable�察�

and   hear�    �Take   from   me   this   regal   knowledge�察  �Let   me�察  �contented   and 

mute�察�with the beasts of the fields�察�my brothers�察�Tranquilly�察�happily lie�察�

and eat grass�察�like Nebuchadnezzar� �

       XI。 Claude to Eustace。 

     Tibur is   beautiful�察�too�察 �and the orchard slopes�察 �and the Anio   Falling�察�

falling yet�察�to the ancient lyrical cadence�察�Tibur and Anio's tide�察�and cool 

from Lucretilis ever�察�With the Digentian stream�察�and with the Bandusian 

fountain�察�Folded in Sabine recesses�察�the valley and villa of Horace�此�So 

not seeing I sang�察�so seeing and listening say I�察�Here as I sit by the stream�察�

as I gaze at the cell of the Sibyl�察�Here with Albunea's home and the grove 

of   Tiburnus   beside   me��*   Tivoli   beautiful   is�察  �and   musical�察  �O   Teverone�察�

Dashing   from   mountain   to   plain�察  �thy   parted   impetuous   waters�察  �Tivoli's 

waters and rocks�察�and fair unto Monte Gennaro ��Haunt�察�even yet�察�I must 

think�察�as I wander and gaze�察�of the shadows�察�Faded and pale�察�yet immortal�察�

of Faunus�察�the Nymphs�察�and the Graces��。 Fair in itself�察�and yet fairer with 

human   completing   creations�察  �Folded   in   Sabine   recesses   the   valley   and 

villa of Horace�此�So not seeing I sang�察�so nowNor seeing�察�nor hearing�察�

Neither by waterfall lulled�察�nor folded in sylvan embraces�察�Neither by cell 

of the Sibyl�察�nor stepping the Monte Gennaro�察�Seated on Anio's bank�察�nor 

sipping Bandusian waters�察�But on Montorio's height�察�looking down on the 

tile´clad streets�察�the Cupolas�察�crosses�察�and domes�察�the bushes and kitchen´ 

gardens�察�Which�察�by the grace of the Tibur�察�proclaim themselves Rome of 

the   Romans�察  �But   on   Montorio's   height�察  �looking   forth   to   the   vapoury 

mountains�察�Cheating the prisoner Hope with illusions of vision and fancy�察� 

´ But on Montorio's height�察�with these weary soldiers by me�察�Waiting till 

Oudinot enter�察�to reinstate Pope and Tourist。 

                    *        domus    Albuneae      resonantis�察                     �Et 

praeceps     Anio�察   �et  Tibuni   lucus�察  �et  uda                          Mobilibus 

pomaria rivis 

       XII。 Mary Trevellyn to Miss Roper。 



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     Dear Miss Roper��It seems�察�George Vernon�察�before we left Rome�察�said 

Something to Mr。 Claude about what they call his attentions。 Susan�察�two 

nights     ago�察  �for  the   first  time�察  �heard    this   from    Georgina。     It  is  SO 

disagreeable   and   SO   annoying   to   think   of�   �If   it   could   only   be   known�察�

though we may never meet him again�察�that It was all George's doing�察�and 

we    were    entirely   unconscious�察     �It  would    extremely     relieveYour      ever 

affectionate Mary。 

     P。S。 ��1��     Here is your letter arrived this moment�察�just as I wanted。 So 

you   have   seen   him��indeed�察  �and   guessed��how   dreadfully   clever�   �What 

did he really say�拭�and what was your answer exactly�拭�Charming��but wait 

for a moment�察�I haven't read through the letter。 

     P。S。 ��2��     Ah�察�my dearest Miss Roper�察�do just as you fancy about it。 If 

you think it sincerer to tell him I know of it�察�do so。 Though I should most 

extremely dislike it�察�I know I could manage。 It is the simplest thing�察�but 

surely wholly uncalled for。 Do as you please�察�you know I trust implicitly 

to you。 Say whatever is right and needful for ending the matter。 Only don't 

tell Mr。  Claude�察 �what   I  will   tell   you as   a secret�察�That   I  should   like  very 

well to show him myself I forget it。 

     P。S。 ��3��      I am to say that the wedding is finally settled for Tuesday。 

Ah�察  �my   dear   Miss   Roper�察  �you   surely�察  �surely   can   manage   Not   to   let   it 

appear   that   I   know   of   that   odious   matter。   It   would   be   pleasanter   far   for 

myself to treat it exactly As if it had not occurred�此�and I do not think he 

would like it。 I must remember to add�察�that as soon as the wedding is over 

We shall be off�察�I beli
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