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Page 359
Leon . I mused , my princess , On the sweet rural peace we now enjoy ; We live
here like the careless shepherdesses , And like them pass the hours in weaving
garlands . See what a variegated wreath is mine ! How many flowers and buds !
Leon . I mused , my princess , On the sweet rural peace we now enjoy ; We live
here like the careless shepherdesses , And like them pass the hours in weaving
garlands . See what a variegated wreath is mine ! How many flowers and buds !
Page 360
This lovely spring removes thee from my side . Leon . Remind me not , dear
princess , in this hour , That I so soon must leave thy gentle presence . Prin . The
city soon shall give thee other pleasures , And we shall be forgot . Leon .
This lovely spring removes thee from my side . Leon . Remind me not , dear
princess , in this hour , That I so soon must leave thy gentle presence . Prin . The
city soon shall give thee other pleasures , And we shall be forgot . Leon .
Page 362
Leon . A friend alone can justly praise and prize Such worth as thine . But since
thou art so modest We will impute it to some happy circumstance Of education or
companionship Thou hast it . And thy sister of Urbino Stands first amid the ...
Leon . A friend alone can justly praise and prize Such worth as thine . But since
thou art so modest We will impute it to some happy circumstance Of education or
companionship Thou hast it . And thy sister of Urbino Stands first amid the ...
Page 364
Leon . Thy name also ! A happy ambiguity for him ; And I am well content that he
must thus Remember me in such sweet moments . This Is not a common love ,
whose only aim Is to possess its object and exclude All other worshippers from
the ...
Leon . Thy name also ! A happy ambiguity for him ; And I am well content that he
must thus Remember me in such sweet moments . This Is not a common love ,
whose only aim Is to possess its object and exclude All other worshippers from
the ...
Page 365
... that he would escape The empty babble of a crowd of worldlings To seek still
converse with his secret spirit , It is not well that he should feel impatient , And
thus transgress the boundary of a circle Drawn at the spell of friendship . Leon .
... that he would escape The empty babble of a crowd of worldlings To seek still
converse with his secret spirit , It is not well that he should feel impatient , And
thus transgress the boundary of a circle Drawn at the spell of friendship . Leon .
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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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