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eat injury Wrought on her�察�and�察�through her�察�wrought on you�察�Heaven knows How unwittingly��
THE DUKE。
Ah� � 。 。 and�察�young soldier�察�suppose That I came here to seek�察�not grant�察�pardon��
THE BOY。
Of whom��
THE DUKE。
Of yourself。
THE BOY。
Duke�察�I bear in my heart to the tomb No boyish resentment�察�not one lonely thought That honors you not。 In all this there is naught 'Tis for me to forgive。 Every glorious act Of your great life starts forward�察�an eloquent fact�察�To confirm in my boy's heart its faith in your own。 And have I not hoarded�察�to ponder upon�察�A hundred great acts from your life�拭 �Nay�察�all these�察�Were they so many lying and false witnesses�察�Does there rest not ONE voice which was never untrue�拭�I believe in Constance�察�Duke�察�as she does in you� �In this great world around us�察�wherever we turn�察�Some grief irremediable we discern�察�And yetthere sits God�察�calm in Heaven above� �Do we trust one whit less in his justice or love�拭�I judge not。
THE DUKE。
Enough� �Hear at last�察�then�察�the truth Your father and Ifoes we were in our youth。 It matters not why。 Yet thus much understand�此�The hope of my youth was sign'd out by his hand。 I was not of those whom the buffets of fate Tame and teach�察�and my heart buried slain love in hate。 If your own frank young heart�察�yet unconscious of all Which turns the heart's blood in its springtide to gall�察�And unable to guess even aught that the furrow Across these gray brows hides of sin or of sorrow�察�Comprehends not the evil and grief of my life�察�'Twill at least comprehend how intense was the strife Which is closed in this act of atonement�察�whereby I seek in the son of my youth's enemy The friend of my age。 Let the present release Here acquitted the past� �In the name of my niece�察�Whom for my life in yours as a hostage I give�察�Are you great enough�察�boy�察�to forgive me��and live��
Whilst he spoke thus�察�a doubtful tumultuous joy Chased its fleeting effects o'er the face of the boy�此�As when some stormy moon�察�in a long cloud confined�察�Struggles outward through shadows�察�the varying wind Alternates�察�and bursts�察�self´surprised�察�from her prison�察�So that slow joy grew clear in his face。 He had risen To answer the Duke�察�but strength fail'd every limb�察�A strange�察�happy feebleness trembled through him。 With a faint cry of rapturous wonder�察�he sank On the breast of the nun�察�who stood near。 ;Yes�察�boy� �thank This guardian angel�察─�the Duke said。 ;Iyou�察�We owe all to her。 Crown her work。 Live� �be true To your young life's fair promise�察�and live for her sake� ─ �Yes�察�Duke�此�I will live。 I MUST livelive to make My whole life the answer you claim�察─�the boy said�察 �For joy does not kill� ─ �Back again the faint head Declined on the nun's gentle bosom。 She saw His lips quiver�察�and motion'd the Duke to withdraw And leave them a moment together。 He eyed Them both with a wistful regard�察�turn'd and sigh'd�察�And lifted the tent´door�察�and pass'd from the tent。
XXXV。
Like a furnace�察�the fervid�察�intense occident From its hot seething levels a great glare struck up On the sick metal sky。 And�察�as out of a cup Some witch watches boiling wild portents arise�察�Monstrous clouds�察�mass'd�察�misshapen�察�and ting'd with strange dyes�察�Hover'd over the red fume�察�and changed to weird shapes As of snakes�察�salamanders�察�efts�察�lizards�察�storks�察�apes�察�Chimeras�察�and hydras�此�whilstever the same In the midst of all these ��creatures fused by his flame�察�And changed by his influence�。� changeless�察�as when�察�Ere he lit down to death generations of men�察�O'er that crude and ungainly creation�察�which there With wild shapes this cloud´world seem'd to mimic in air�察�The eye of Heaven's all´judging witness�察�he shone。 And shall shine on the ages we reach notthe sun��
XXXVI。
Nature posted her parable thus in the skies�察�And the man's heart bore witness。 Life's vapors arise And fall�察�pass and change�察�group themselves and revolve Round the great central life�察�which is love�此�these dissolve And resume themselves�察�here assume beauty�察�there terror�察�And the phantasmagoria of infinite error�察�And endless complexity�察�lasts but a while�察�Life's self�察�the immortal�察�immutable smile Of God�察�on the soul in the deep heart of Heaven Lives changeless�察�unchanged�此�and our morning and even Are earth's alternations�察�not Heaven's。
XXXVII。
While he yet Watched the skies�察�with this thought in his heart�察�while he set Thus unconsciously all his life forth in his mind�察�Summ'd it up�察�search'd it out�察�proved it vapor and wind�察�And embraced the new life which that hour had reveal'd�察�Love's life�察�which earth's life had defaced and conceal'd�察�Lucile left the tent and stood by him。 Her tread Aroused him�察�and�察�turning towards her�察�he said�此 �O Soeur Seraphine�察�are you happy�拭─ �Eugene�察�What is happier than to have hoped not in vain�拭─�She answer'd�察�And you�拭─ �Yes。; ;You do not repent�拭─ �No。; ;Thank Heaven� ─�she murmur'd。 He musingly bent His looks on the sunset�察�and somewhat apart Where he stood�察�sigh'd�察�as though to his innermost heart�察 �O bless'd are they�察�amongst whom I was not�察�Whose morning unclouded�察�without stain or spot�察�Predicts a pure evening�察�who�察�sunlike�察�in light Have traversed�察�unsullied�察�the world�察�and set bright� ─�But she in response�察 �Mark yon ship far away�察�Asleep on the wave�察�in the last light of day�察�With all its hush'd thunders shut up� �Would you know A thought which came to me a few days ago�察�Whilst watching those ships�拭 � 。 。 When the great Ship of Life Surviving�察�though shatter'd�察�the tumult and strife Of earth's angry element��masts broken short�察�Decks drench'd�察�bulwarks beatendrives safe into port�察�When the Pilot of Galilee�察�seen on the strand�察�Stretches over the waters a welcoming hand�察�When�察�heeding no longer the sea's baffled roar�察�The mariner turns to his rest evermore�察�What will then be the answer the helmsman must give�拭�Will it be 。 。 。 'Lo our log´book� �Thus once did we live In the zones of the South�察�thus we traversed the seas Of the Orient�察�there dwelt with the Hesperides�察�Thence follow'd the west wind�察�here�察�eastward we turn'd�察�The stars fail'd us there�察�just here land we discern'd On our lee�察�there the storm overtook us at last�察�That day went the bowsprit�察�the next day the mast�察�There the mermen came round us�察�and there we saw bask A siren��' The Captain of Port will he ask Any one of such questions�拭 �I cannot think so� �But 。 。 。 'What is the last Bill of Health you can show��' NotHow fared the soul through the trials she pass'd�拭�ButWhat is the state of that soul at the last�拭�
;May it be so� ─�he sigh'd。 ;There the sun drops�察�behold� ─�And indeed�察�whilst he spoke all the purple and gold In the west had turn'd ashen�察�save one fading strip Of light that yet gleam'd from the dark nether lip Of a long reef of cloud�察�and o'er sullen ravines And ridges the raw damps were hanging white screens Of melancholy mist。 ;Nunc dimittis�拭─�she said。 ;O God of the living� �whilst yet 'mid the dead And the dying we stand here alive�察�and thy days Returning�察�admit space for prayer and for praise�察�In both these confirm us� �The helmsman�察�Eugene�察�Needs the compass to steer by。 Pray always。 Again We two part�此�each to work out Heaven's will�此�you�察�I trust�察�In the world's ample witness�察�and I�察�as I must�察�In secret and silence�此�you�察�love�察�fame�察�await�察�Me�察�sorrow and sickness。 We meet at one gate When all's over。 The ways they are many and wide�察�And seldom are two ways the same。 Side by side May we stand at the same little door when all's done� �The ways they are many�察�the end it is one。 He that knocketh shall enter�此�who asks shall obtain�此�And who seeketh�察�he findeth。 Remember�察�Eugene� ─�She turn'd to depart。 ;Whither�拭�whither�拭─ � 。 。 he said。 She stretch'd forth her hand where�察�already outspread On the darken'd horizon�察�remotely they saw The French camp´fires kindling。 ;See yonder vast host�察�with its manifold heart Made as one man's by one hope� �The hope 'tis your part To aid towards achievement�察�to save from reverse Mine�察�through suffering to soothe�察�and through sickness to nurse。 I go to my work�此�you to yours。;
XXXVIII。
Whilst she spoke�察�On the wide wasting evening there distantly broke The low roll of musketry。 Straightway�察�anon�察�From the dim Flag´staff Battery bellow'd a gun。 ;Our chasseurs are at it� ─�he mutter'd。 She turn'd�察�Smiled�察�and pass'd up the twilight。 He faintly discern'd Her form�察�now and then�察�on the flat lurid sky Rise�察�and sink�察�and recede through the mists�此�by and by The vapors closed round�察�and he saw her no more。
XXXIX。
Nor shall we。 For her mission�察�accomplish'd�察�is o'er。 The mission of genius on earth� �To uplift�察�Purify�察�and confirm by its own gracious gift�察�The world�察�in despite of the world's dull endeavor To degrade�察�
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