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Page 376
Anto . Merely justice . The mighty one , who doth not help his own , Is blamed
even by his people . He knows how To serve them , and the state through them .
Tasso . Do Learning and Art joy also in his patronage ? Anto . He venerates that ...
Anto . Merely justice . The mighty one , who doth not help his own , Is blamed
even by his people . He knows how To serve them , and the state through them .
Tasso . Do Learning and Art joy also in his patronage ? Anto . He venerates that ...
Page 389
Anto . I thank thee for thy gifts , but must beware Lest I abuse thy generosity ,
accepting Where I cannot repay . Pardon my providence ; ' Tis best for both I be
not over hasty . Tasso . No one can blame the prudence which we need At every
step ...
Anto . I thank thee for thy gifts , but must beware Lest I abuse thy generosity ,
accepting Where I cannot repay . Pardon my providence ; ' Tis best for both I be
not over hasty . Tasso . No one can blame the prudence which we need At every
step ...
Page 391
Anto . Full sailed as usual ! Used to conquer , every where To find ways broad ,
doors open . Be it so ! I yield to thee thy luck — but truth compels me To say that
natures so unequal poised Never could bend unto one point . Tasso . Unequal I ...
Anto . Full sailed as usual ! Used to conquer , every where To find ways broad ,
doors open . Be it so ! I yield to thee thy luck — but truth compels me To say that
natures so unequal poised Never could bend unto one point . Tasso . Unequal I ...
Page 392
Anto . Till then Remain worthy possessor of thy garland . Tasso . I fear not
scrutiny , but will not bear Such uncalled for contumely . The prince decreed me
The crown . The princess ' hand has woven itWho has a title to gainsay my right
To wear ...
Anto . Till then Remain worthy possessor of thy garland . Tasso . I fear not
scrutiny , but will not bear Such uncalled for contumely . The prince decreed me
The crown . The princess ' hand has woven itWho has a title to gainsay my right
To wear ...
Page 393
Anto . Thou justify ' st my scorn . Rash boy ! dar ' st thou Claim confidence and
friendship from a man ? Unmannerly as thou ... Anto . Thou art yet young , and
timely chastisement May moderate this folly . Tasso . Not young enough to bow
down ...
Anto . Thou justify ' st my scorn . Rash boy ! dar ' st thou Claim confidence and
friendship from a man ? Unmannerly as thou ... Anto . Thou art yet young , and
timely chastisement May moderate this folly . Tasso . Not young enough to bow
down ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Art, Literature, and the Drama |
| Author | Margaret Fuller |
| Editor | Arthur Buckminster Fuller |
| Publisher | Brown, Taggard & Chase, 1860 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 25 Feb 2011 |
| Length | 449 pages |
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