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lly ever records�。� How with love may be wreck'd a whole life� �then�察�Eugene�察�Look with me ��still those words in our ears�。� once again At this young soldier sinking from life heredragg'd down By the weight of the love in his heart�此�no renown�察�No fame comforts HIM� �nations shout not above The lone grave down to which he is bearing the love Which life has rejected�  �Will YOU stand apart�拭�You�察�with such a love's memory deep in your heart� �You the hero�察�whose life hath perchance been led on Through the deeds it hath wrought to the fame it hath won�察�By recalling the visions and dreams of a youth�察�Such as lies at your door now�此�who have but�察�in truth�察�To stretch forth a hand�察�to speak only one word�察�And by that word you rescue a life� ─                                      �He was stirr'd。 Still he sought to put from him the cup�察�bow'd his face on his hand�察�and anon�察�as though wishing to chase With one angry gesture his own thoughts aside�察�He sprang up�察�brush'd past her�察�and bitterly cried�察 �No��Constance wed a Vargrave� �I cannot consent� ─�Then up rose the Soeur Seraphine。                                    The low tent In her sudden uprising�察�seem'd dwarf'd by the height From which those imperial eyes pour'd the light Of their deep silent sadness upon him。                                         No wonder He felt�察�as it were�察�his own stature shrink under The compulsion of that grave regard�  �For between The Duc de Luvois and the Soeur Seraphine At that moment there rose all the height of one soul O'er another�察�she look'd down on him from the whole Lonely length of a life。  There were sad nights and days�察�There were long months and years in that heart´searching gaze�察�And her voice�察�when she spoke�察�with sharp pathos thrill'd through And transfix'd him。                      ;Eugene de Luvois�察�but for you�察�I might have been nownot this wandering nun�察�But a mother�察�a wifepleading�察�not for the son Of another�察�but blessing some child of my own�察�His��the man's that I once loved�  � 。 。 Hush� �that which is done I regret not。  I breathe no reproaches。  That's best Which God sends。  'Twas his will�此�it is mine。  And the rest Of that riddle I will not look back to。  He reads In your heartHe that judges of all thoughts and deeds。 With eyes�察�mine forestall not�  �This only I say�此�You have not the right ��read it�察�you�察�as you may�。� To say 。 。 。 'I am the wrong'd。;' 。 。 。                                   ;Have I wrong'd thee��wrong'd THEE� ─�He falter'd�察 �Lucile�察�ah�察�Lucile� ─                                     �Nay�察�not me�察─�She murmur'd�察 �but man�  �The lone nun standing here Has no claim upon earth�察�and is pass'd from the sphere Of earth's wrongs and earth's reparations。  But she�察�The dead woman�察�Lucile�察�she whose grave is in me�察�Demands from her grave reparation to man�察�Reparation to God。  Heed�察�O heed�察�while you can�察�This voice from the grave� ─                              �Hush� ─�he moan'd�察 �I obey The Soeur Seraphine。  There�察�Lucile� �let this pay Every debt that is due to that grave。  Now lead on�此�I follow you�察�Soeur Seraphine�  � 。 。 To the son Of Lord Alfred Vargrave 。 。 。 and then�察─ � 。 。                                                 As he spoke He lifted the tent´door�察�and down the dun smoke Pointed out the dark bastions�察�with batteries crown'd�察�Of the city beneath them 。 。 。                                 ;Then�察�THERE�察�underground�察�And valete et plaudite�察�soon as may be� �Let the old tree go down to the earththe old tree With the worm at its heart�  �Lay the axe to the root� �Who will miss the old stump�察�so we save the young shoot�拭�A Vargrave�  � 。 。 this pays all 。 。 。 Lead on�  �In the seed Save the forest�  � 。 。                     I follow 。 。 。 forth�察�forth� �where you lead。;


XXX。


The day was declining�察�a day sick and damp。 In a blank ghostly glare shone the bleak ghostly camp Of the English。  Alone in his dim�察�spectral tent ��Himself the wan spectre of youth���察�with eyes bent On the daylight departing�察�the sick man was sitting Upon his low pallet。  These thoughts�察�vaguely flitting�察�Cross'd the silence between him and death�察�which seem'd near�察 �Pain o'erreaches itself�察�so is balk'd� �else�察�how bear This intense and intolerable solitude�察�With its eye on my heart and its hand on my blood�拭�Pulse by pulse�  �Day goes down�此�yet she comes not again。 Other suffering�察�doubtless�察�where hope is more plain�察�Claims her elsewhere。  I die�察�strange� �and scarcely feel sad。 Oh�察�to think of Constance THUS�察�and not to go mad� �But Death�察�it would seem�察�dulls the sense to his own Dull doings 。 。 。;


XXXI。


                    Between those sick eyes and the sun A shadow fell thwart。


XXXII。


                       'Tis the pale nun once more� �But who stands at her side�察�mute and dark in the door�拭�How oft had he watch'd through the glory and gloom Of the battle�察�with long�察�longing looks�察�that dim plume Which now ��one stray sunbeam upon it�� shook�察�stoop'd To where the tent´curtain�察�dividing�察�was loop'd� �How that stern face had haunted and hover'd about The dreams it still scared� �through what fond fear and doubt Had the boy yearn'd in heart to the hero。  ��What's like A boy's love for some famous man�殖� 。 。 。 Oh�察�to strike A wild path through the battle�察�down striking perchance Some rash foeman too near the great soldier of France�察�And so fall in his glorious regard�  � 。 。 Oft�察�how oft�察�Had his heart flash'd this hope out�察�whilst watching aloft The dim battle that plume dance and dartnever seen So near till this moment� �how eager to glean Every stray word�察�dropp'd through the camp´babble in praise Of his heroeach tale of old venturous days In the desert�  �And now 。 。 。 could he speak out his heart Face to face with that man ere he died��


XXXIII。


                                         With a start The sick soldier sprang up�此�the blood sprang up in him�察�To his throat�察�and o'erthrew him�此�he reel'd back�此�a dim Sanguine haze fill'd his eyes�察�in his ears rose the din And rush�察�as of cataracts loosen'd within�察�Through which he saw faintly�察�and heard�察�the pale nun ��Looking larger than life�察�where she stood in the sun�� Point to him and murmur�察 �Behold� ─ �Then that plume Seem'd to wave like a fire�察�and fade off in the gloom Which momently put out the world。


XXXIV。


                                    To his side Moved the man the boy dreaded yet loved 。 。 。 ;Ah� ─ � 。 。 he sigh'd�察 �The smooth brow�察�the fair Vargrave face� �and those eyes�察�All the mother's�  �The old things again�                                            �Do not rise。 You suffer�察�young man�拭�

THE BOY。

                         Sir�察�I die。

THE DUKE。

                                      Not so young��

THE BOY。

So young�拭�yes� �and yet I have tangled among The fray'd warp and woof of this brief life of mine Other lives than my own。  Could my death but untwine The vext skein 。 。 。 but it will not。  Yes�察�Duke�察�youngso young� �And I knew you not�拭�yet I have done you a wrong Irreparable�  � 。 。 late�察�too late to repair。 If I knew any means 。 。 。 but I know none�  � 。 。 I swear�察�If this broken fraction of time could extend Into infinite lives of atonement�察�no end Would seem too remote for my grief ��could that be�。� To include it�  �Not too late�察�however�察�for me To entreat�此�is it too late for you to forgive��

THE DUKE。

You wrongmy forgivenessexplain。

THE BOY。

                                     Could I live� �Such a very few hours left to life�察�yet I shrink�察�I falter 。 。 。 Yes�察�Duke�察�your forgiveness I think Should free my soul hence。                             Ah� �you could not surmise That a boy's beating heart�察�burning thoughts�察�longing eyes Were following you evermore ��heeded not�。� While the battle was flowing between us�此�nor what Eager�察�dubious footsteps at nightfall oft went With the wind and the rain�察�round and round your blind tent�察�Persistent and wild as the wind and the rain�察�Unnoticed as these�察�weak as these�察�and as vain� �Oh�察�how obdurate then look'd your tent�  �The waste air Grew stern at the gleam which said 。 。 。 ;Off� �he is there� ─�I know not what merciful mystery now Brings you here�察�whence the man whom you see lying low Other footsteps ��not those�。� must soon bear to the grave。 But death is at hand�察�and the few words I have Yet to speak�察�I must speak them at once。                                           Duke�察�I swear�察�As I lie here�察。�Death's angel too close not to hear�。� That I meant not this wrong to you。  Duc de Luvois�察�I loved your nieceloved�拭�why�察�I LOVE her� �I saw�察�And�察�seeing�察�how could I but love her�拭 �I seem'd Born to love her。  Alas�察�were that all�  �Had I dream'd Of this love's cruel consequence as it rests now Ever fearfully present before me�察�I vow That the secret�察�unknown�察�had gone down to the tomb Into which I descend 。 。 。 Oh why�察�whilst there was room In life left for warning�察�had no one the heart To warn me�拭 �Had any one whisper'd 。 。 。 ;Depart� ─�To the hope the whole world seem'd in league then to nurse� �Had any one hinted 。 。 。 ;Beware of the curse Which is coming� ─ �There was not a voice raised to tell�察�Not a hand moved to warn from the blow ere it fell�察�And then 。 。 。 then the blow fell on BOTH�  �This is why I implore you to pardon that great injury Wrought on her�察�and�察�through her�察�wrought on you�察�Heaven knows How unwittingly��

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