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IV。


;At last�察�then��at last�察�and alone��I and thou�察�Lucile de Nevers�察�have we met�拭                                 �Hush� �I know Not for me was the tryst。  Never mindit is mine�察�And whatever led hither those proud steps of thine�察�They remove not�察�until we have spoken。  My hour Is come�察�and it holds me and thee in its power�察�As the darkness holds both the horizons。  'Tis well� �The timidest maiden that e'er to the spell Of her first lover's vows listen'd�察�hush'd with delight�察�When soft stars were brightly uphanging the night�察�Never listen'd�察�I swear�察�more unquestioningly�察�Than thy fate hath compell'd thee to listen to me� ─�To the sound of his voice�察�as though out of a dream。 She appear'd with a start to awaken。                                       The stream�察�When he ceased�察�took the night with its moaning again�察�Like the voices of spirits departing in pain。 ;Continue�察─�she answer'd�察 �I listen to hear。; For a moment he did not reply。                                 Through the drear And dim light between them�察�she saw that his face Was disturb'd。  To and fro he continued to pace�察�With his arms folded close�察�and the low restless stride Of a panther�察�in circles around her�察�first wide。 Then narrower�察�nearer�察�and quicker。  At last He stood still�察�and one long look upon her he cast。 ;Lucile�察�dost thou dare to look into my face�拭�Is the sight so repugnant�拭�ha�察�well� �canst thou trace One word of thy writing in this wicked scroll�察�With thine own name scrawl'd through it�察�defacing a soul�拭─�In his face there was something so wrathful and wild�察�That the sight of it scared her。                                   He saw it�察�and smiled�察�And then turn'd him from her�察�renewing again That short restless stride�察�as though searching in vain For the point of some purpose within him。                                            ;Lucile�察�You shudder to look in my face�此�do you feel No reproach when you look in your own heart�拭─                                                �No�察�Duke�察�In my conscience I do not deserve your rebuke�此�Not yours� ─�she replied。                           ;No�察─�he mutter'd again�察 �Gentle justice� �you first bid Life hope not�察�and then To Despair you say�察�'Act not��';


V。


                                 He watch'd her awhile With a chill sort of restless and suffering smile。 They stood by the wall of the garden。  The skies�察�Dark�察�sombre�察�were troubled with vague prophecies Of the dawn yet far distant。  The moon had long set�察�And all in a glimmering light�察�pale�察�and wet With the night´dews�察�the white roses sullenly loom'd Round about her。  She spoke not。  At length he resumed�察 �Wrecked creatures we are� �I and thouone and all� �Only able to injure each other and fall�察�Soon or late�察�in that void which ourselves we prepare For the souls that we boast of� �weak insects we are� �O heaven� �and what has become of them�拭�all Those instincts of Eden surviving the Fall�此�That glorious faith in inherited things�此�That sense in the soul of the length of her wings�察�Gone� �all gone� �and the wail of the night wind sounds human�察�Bewailing those once nightly visitants�  �Woman�察�Woman�察�what hast thou done with my youth�拭 �Give again�察�Give me back the young heart that I gave thee 。 。 。 in vain� ─ �Duke� ─�she falter'd。                        ;Yes�察�yes� ─�he went on�察 �I was not Always thus� �what I once was�察�I have not forgot。;


VI。


As the wind that heaps sand in a desert�察�there stirr'd Through his voice an emotion that swept every word Into one angry wail�察�as�察�with feverish change�察�He continued his monologue�察�fitful and strange。 ;Woe to him in whose nature�察�once kindled�察�the torch Of Passion burns downward to blacken and scorch� �But shame�察�shame and sorrow�察�O woman�察�to thee Whose hand sow'd the seed of destruction in me� �Whose lip taught the lesson of falsehood to mine� �Whose looks made me doubt lies that look'd so divine� �My soul by thy beauty was slain in its sleep�此�And if tears I mistrust�察�'tis that thou too canst weep� �Well�  � 。 。 how utter soever it be�察�one mistake In the love of a man�察�what more change need it make In the steps of his soul through the course love began�察�Than all other mistakes in the life of a man�拭�And I said to myself�察�'I am young yet�此�too young To have wholly survived my own portion among The great needs of man's life�察�or exhausted its joys�察�What is broken�拭�one only of youth's pleasant toys� �Shall I be the less welcome�察�wherever I go�察�For one passion survived�拭 �No� �the roses will blow As of yore�察�as of yore will the nightingales sing�察�Not less sweetly for one blossom cancell'd from Spring� �Hast thou loved�察�O my heart�拭�to thy love yet remains All the wide loving´kindness of nature。  The plains And the hills with each summer their verdure renew。 Wouldst thou be as they are�拭�do thou then as they do�察�Let the dead sleep in peace。  Would the living divine Where they slumber�拭 �Let only new flowers be the sign��'

;Vain� �all vain�  � 。 。 For when�察�laughing�察�the wine I would quaff�察�I remember'd too well all it cost me to laugh。 Through the revel it was but the old song I heard�察�Through the crowd the old footsteps behind me they stirr'd�察�In the night´wind�察�the starlight�察�the murmurs of even�察�In the ardors of earth�察�and the languors of heaven�察�I could trace nothing more�察�nothing more through the spheres�察�But the sound of old sobs�察�and the track of old tears� �It was with me the night long in dreaming or waking�察�It abided in loathing�察�when daylight was breaking�察�The burthen of the bitterness in me�  �Behold�察�All my days were become as a tale that is told。 And I said to my sight�察�'No good thing shalt thou see�察�For the noonday is turned to darkness in me。 In the house of Oblivion my bed I have made。' And I said to the grave�察�'Lo�察�my father��' and said To the worm�察�'Lo�察�my sister��'  The dust to the dust�察�And one end to the wicked shall be with the just� �


VII。


He ceased�察�as a wind that wails out on the night And moans itself mute。  Through the indistinct light A voice clear�察�and tender�察�and pure with a tone Of ineffable pity�察�replied to his own。 ;And say you�察�and deem you�察�that I wreck'd your life�拭�Alas� �Duc de Luvois�察�had I been your wife By a fraud of the heart which could yield you alone For the love in your nature a lie in my own�察�Should I not�察�in deceiving�察�have injured you worse�拭�Yes�察�I then should have merited justly your curse�察�For I then should have wrong'd you� ─                                      �Wrong'd� �ah�察�is it so�拭�You could never have loved me�拭─                                  �Duke� ─                                           �Never�拭�oh�察�no� ─。�He broke into a fierce�察�angry laugh�察�as he said�� ;Yet�察�lady�察�you knew that I loved you�此�you led My love on to lay to its heart�察�hour by hour�察�All the pale�察�cruel�察�beautiful�察�passionless power Shut up in that cold face of yours� �was this well�拭�But enough� �not on you would I vent the wild hell Which has grown in my heart。  Oh�察�that man� �first and last He tramples in triumph my life� �he has cast His shadow 'twixt me and the sun 。 。 。 let it pass� �My hate yet may find him� ─                            �She murmur'd�察 �Alas� �These words�察�at least�察�spare me the pain of reply。 Enough�察�Duc de Luvois� �farewell。  I shall try To forget every word I have heard�察�every sight That has grieved and appall'd me in this wretched night Which must witness our final farewell。  May you�察�Duke�察�Never know greater cause your own heart to rebuke Than mine thus to wrong and afflict you have had� �Adieu� ─          �Stay�察�Lucile�察�stay� ─ � 。 。 he groaned�察 �I am mad�察�Brutalized�察�blind with pain�  �I know not what I said。 I mean it not。  But; ��he moan'd�察�drooping his head�� ;Forgive me�  �Ihave I so wrong'd you�察�Lucile�拭�I 。 。 。 have I 。 。 。 forgive me�察�forgive me� ─                                                �I feel Only sad�察�very sad to the soul�察─�she said�察 �far�察�Far too sad for resentment。;                               ;Yet stand as you are One moment�察─�he murmur'd。  ;I think�察�could I gaze Thus awhile on your face�察�the old innocent days Would come back upon me�察�and this scorching heart Free itself in hot tears。  Do not�察�do not depart Thus�察�Lucile� �stay one moment。  I know why you shrink�察�Why you shudder�察�I read in your face what you think。 Do not speak to me of it。  And yet�察�if you will�察�Whatever you say�察�my own lips shall be still。 I lied。  And the truth�察�now�察�could justify nought。 There are battles�察�it may be�察�in which to have fought Is more shameful than�察�simply�察�to fail。  Yet�察�Lucile�察�Had you help'd me to bear what you forced me to feel; ;Could I help you�察─�she murmur'd�察 �but what can I say That your life will respond to�拭─  �My life�拭─�he sigh'd。  ;Nay�察�My life hath brought forth only evil�察�and there The wild wind hath planted the wild weed�此�yet ere You exclaim�察�'Fling the weed to the flames��' think again Why the field is so barren。  With all other men First love�察�though it perish from life�察�only goes Like the primrose that falls to make way for the rose。 For a man�察�at least most men�察�may love on through life�此�Love in fame�察�love in knowledge�察�in work�此�earth is rife With labor�察�and therefor�察�with love�察�for a man。 If one love fails�察�another succeeds�察�and the plan Of man's life includes love in all objects�  �But I�拭�All such loves from my life through its whole destiny Fate excluded。  The love that I gave you�察�
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