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ed。 The love that I gave you�察�alas� �Was the sole love that life gave to me。 Let that pass� �It perish'd�察�and all perish'd with it。 Ambition�拭�Wealth left nothing to add to my social condition。 Fame�拭 �But fame in itself presupposes some great Field wherein to pursue and attain it。 The State�拭�I�察�to cringe to an upstart�拭 �The Camp�拭 �I�察�to draw From its sheath the old sword of the Dukes of Luvois To defend usurpation�拭 �Books�察�then�拭 �Science�察�Art�拭�But�察�alas� �I was fashion'd for action�此�my heart�察�Wither'd thing though it be�察�I should hardly compress 'Twixt the leaves of a treatise on Statics�此�life's stress Needs scope�察�not contraction� �what rests�拭�to wear out At some dark northern court an existence�察�no doubt�察�In wretched and paltry intrigues for a cause As hopeless as is my own life� �By the laws Of a fate I can neither control nor dispute�察�I am what I am� �
VIII。
For a while she was mute。 Then she answer'd�察 �We are our own fates。 Our own deeds Are our doomsmen。 Man's life was made not for men's creeds But men's actions。 And�察�Duc de Luvois�察�I might say That all life attests�察�that 'the will makes the way。' Is the land of our birth less the land of our birth�察�Or its claim the less strong�察�or its cause the less worth Our upholding�察�because the white lily no more Is as sacred as all that it bloom'd for of yore�拭�Yet be that as it may be�察�I cannot perchance Judge this matter。 I am but a woman�察�and France Has for me simpler duties。 Large hope�察�though�察�Eugene De Luvois�察�should be yours。 There is purpose in pain�察�Otherwise it were devilish。 I trust in my soul That the great master hand which sweeps over the whole Of this deep harp of life�察�if at moments it stretch To shrill tension some one wailing nerve�察�means to fetch Its response the truest�察�most stringent�察�and smart�察�Its pathos the purest�察�from out the wrung heart�察�Whose faculties�察�flaccid it may be�察�if less Sharply strung�察�sharply smitten�察�had fail'd to express Just the one note the great final harmony needs。 And what best proves there's life in a heart��that it bleeds�拭�Grant a cause to remove�察�grant an end to attain�察�Grant both to be just�察�and what mercy in pain� �Cease the sin with the sorrow� �See morning begin� �Pain must burn itself out if not fuel'd by sin。 There is hope in yon hill´tops�察�and love in yon light。 Let hate and despondency die with the night� �
He was moved by her words。 As some poor wretch confined In cells loud with meaningless laughter�察�whose mind Wanders trackless amidst its own ruins�察�may hear A voice heard long since�察�silenced many a year�察�And now�察�'mid mad ravings recaptured again�察�Singing through the caged lattice a once well´known strain�察�Which brings back his boyhood upon it�察�until The mind's ruin'd crevices graciously fill With music and memory�察�and�察�as it were�察�The long´troubled spirit grows slowly aware Of the mockery round it�察�and shrinks from each thing It once sought��the poor idiot who pass'd for a king�察�Hard by�察�with his squalid straw crown�察�now confess'd A madman more painfully mad than the rest。 So the sound of her voice�察�as it there wander'd o'er His echoing heart�察�seem'd in part to restore The forces of thought�此�he recaptured the whole Of his life by the light which�察�in passing�察�her soul Reflected on his�此�he appear'd to awake From a dream�察�and perceived he had dream'd a mistake�此�His spirit was soften'd�察�yet troubled in him�此�He felt his lips falter�察�his eyesight grow dim�察�But he murmur'd 。 。 。 ;Lucile�察�not for me that sun's light Which revealsnot restoresthe wild havoc of night。 There are some creatures born for the night�察�not the day。 Broken´hearted the nightingale hides in the spray�察�And the owl's moody mind in his own hollow tower Dwells muffled。 Be darkness henceforward my dower。 Light�察�be sure�察�in that darkness there dwells�察�by which eyes Grown familiar with ruins may yet recognize Enough desolation。;
IX。
;The pride that claims here On earth to itself ��howsoever severe To itself it may be�� God's dread office and right Of punishing sin�察�is a sin in heaven's sight�察�And against heaven's service。 ;Eugene de Luvois�察�Leave the judgment to Him who alone knows the law。 Surely no man can be his own judge�察�least of all His own doomsman。; Her words seem'd to fall With a weight of tears in them。 He look'd up�察�and saw That sad serene countenance�察�mournful as law And tender as pity�察�bow'd o'er him�此�and heard In some thicket the matinal chirp of a bird。
X。
;Vulgar natures alone suffer vainly。 ;Eugene�察─�She continued�察 �in life we have met once again�察�And once more life parts us。 Yon day´spring for me Lifts the veil of a future in which it may be We shall meet nevermore。 Grant�察�oh grant to me yet The belief that it is not in vain we have met� �I plead for the future。 A new horoscope I would cast�此�will you read it�拭 �I plead for a hope�此�I plead for a memory�察�yours�察�yours alone�察�To restore or to spare。 Let the hope be your own�察�Be the memory mine。 ;Once of yore�察�when for man Faith yet lived�察�ere this age of the sluggard began�察�Men aroused to the knowledge of evil�察�fled far From the fading rose´gardens of sense�察�to the war With the Pagan�察�the cave in the desert�察�and sought Not repose�察�but employment in action or thought�察�Life's strong earnest�察�in all things� �oh�察�think not of me�察�But yourself� �for I plead for your own destiny�此�I plead for your life�察�with its duties undone�察�With its claims unappeased�察�and its trophies unwon�察�And in pleading for life's fair fulfilment�察�I plead For all that you miss�察�and for all that you need。;
XI。
Through the calm crystal air�察�faint and far�察�as she spoke�察�A clear�察�chilly chime from a church´turret broke�察�And the sound of her voice�察�with the sound of the bell�察�On his ear�察�where he kneel'd�察�softly�察�soothingly fell。 All within him was wild and confused�察�as within A chamber deserted in some roadside inn�察�Where�察�passing�察�wild travellers paused�察�over´night�察�To quaff and carouse�察�in each socket each light Is extinct�察�crash'd the glasses�察�and scrawl'd is the wall With wild ribald ballads�察�serenely o'er all�察�For the first time perceived�察�where the dawn´light creeps faint Through the wrecks of that orgy�察�the face of a saint�察�Seen through some broken frame�察�appears noting meanwhile The ruin all round with a sorrowful smile。 And he gazed round。 The curtains of Darkness half drawn Oped behind her�察�and pure as the pure light of dawn She stood�察�bathed in morning�察�and seem'd to his eyes From their sight to be melting away in the skies That expanded around her。
XII。
There pass'd through his head A fancya vision。 That woman was dead He had loved long agoloved and lost� �dead to him�察�Dead to all the life left him�察�but there�察�in the dim Dewy light of the dawn�察�stood a spirit�察�'twas hers�察�And he said to the soul of Lucile de Nevers�此 �O soul to its sources departing away� �Pray for mine�察�if one soul for another may pray。 I to ask have no right�察�thou to give hast no power�察�One hope to my heart。 But in this parting hour I name not my heart�察�and I speak not to thine。 Answer�察�soul of Lucile�察�to this dark soul of mine�察�Does not soul owe to soul�察�what to heart heart denies�察�Hope�察�when hope is salvation�拭 �Behold�察�in yon skies�察�This wild night is passing away while I speak�此�Lo�察�above us�察�the day´spring beginning to break� �Something wakens within me�察�and warms to the beam�此�Is it hope that awakens�拭�or do I but dream�拭�I know not。 It may be�察�perchance�察�the first spark Of a new light within me to solace the dark Unto which I return�察�or perchance it may be The last spark of fires half extinguish'd in me。 I know not。 Thou goest thy way�此�I my own�察�For good or for evil�察�I know not。 Alone This I know�察�we are parting。 I wish'd to say more�察�But no matter� �'twill pass。 All between us is o'er。 Forget the wild words of to´night。 'Twas the pain For long years hoarded up�察�that rush'd from me again。 I was unjust�此�forgive me。 Spare now to reprove Other words�察�other deeds。 It was madness�察�not love�察�That you thwarted this night。 What is done is now done。 Death remains to avenge it�察�or life to atone。 I was madden'd�察�delirious� �I saw you return To himnot to me�察�and I felt my heart burn With a fierce thirst for vengeanceand thus 。 。 。 let it pass� �Long thoughts these�察�and so brief the moments�察�alas� �Thou goest thy way�察�and I mine。 I suppose 'Tis to meet nevermore。 Is it not so�拭 �Who knows�察�Or who heeds�察�where the exile from Paradise flies�拭�Or what altars of his in the desert may rise�拭�Is it not so�察�Lucile�拭 �Well�察�well� �Thus then we part Once again�察�soul from soul�察�as before heart from heart� �
XIII。
And again clearer far than the chime of a bell�察�That voice on his sense softly�察�soothingly fell。 ;Our two paths must part us�察�Eugene�察�for my own Seems no more through that world in which henceforth alone You must work out ��as now I believe that you will�� The hope which you speak of。 That work I shall still ��If I live�� watch and welcome�察�and bless far away。 Doubt not this。 But mistake not the thought�察�if I say That the great moral combat between human life And each human soul must be single。 T
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