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you�察�too�察�have wept� �While the world was yet ours�察�While its sun was upon us�察�its incense stream'd to us�察�And its myriad voices of joy seem'd to woo us�察�We stray'd from each other�察�too far�察�it may be�察�Nor�察�wantonly wandering�察�then did I see How deep was my need of thee�察�dearest�察�how great Was thy claim on my heart and thy share in my fate� �But�察�Matilda�察�an angel was near us�察�meanwhile�察�Watching o'er us to warn�察�and to rescue� �That smile Which you saw with suspicion�察�that presence you eyed With resentment�察�an angel's they were at your side And at mine�察�nor perchance is the day all so far�察�When we both in our prayers�察�when most heartfelt they are�察�May murmur the name of that woman now gone From our sight evermore。 ;Here�察�this evening�察�alone�察�I seek your forgiveness�察�in opening my heart Unto yours��from this clasp be it never to part� �Matilda�察�the fortune you brought me is gone�察�But a prize richer far than that fortune has won It is yours to confer�察�and I kneel for that prize�察�'Tis the heart of my wife� ─ �With suffused happy eyes She sprang from her seat�察�flung her arms wide apart�察�And tenderly closing them round him�察�his heart Clasp'd in one close embrace to her bosom�察�and there Droop'd her head on his shoulder�察�and sobb'd。 Not despair�察�Not sorrow�察�not even the sense of her loss�察�Flow'd in those happy tears�察�so oblivious she was Of all save the sense of her own love� �Anon�察�However�察�his words rush'd back to her。 ;All gone�察�The fortune you brought me� ─ �And eyes that were dim With soft tears she upraised�察�but those tears were for HIM。 ;Gone� �my husband�拭─�she said�察─�tell me all� �see� �I need�察�To sober this rapture�察�so selfish indeed�察�Fuller sense of affliction。; ;Poor innocent child� ─�He kiss'd her fair forehead�察�and mournfully smiled�察�As he told her the tale he had heardsomething more�察�The gain found in loss of what gain lost of yore。 ;Rest�察�my heart�察�and my brain�察�and my right hand�察�for you�察�And with these�察�my Matilda�察�what may I not do�拭�And know not�察�I knew not myself till this hour�察�Which so sternly reveal'd it�察�my nature's full power。; ;And I too�察─�she murmur'd�察 �I too am no more The mere infant at heart you have known me before。 I have suffer'd since then。 I have learn'd much in life。 O take�察�with the faith I have pledged as a wife�察�The heart I have learn'd as a woman to feel� �For Ilove you�察�my husband� ─ �As though to conceal Less from him�察�than herself�察�what that motion express'd�察�She dropp'd her bright head�察�and hid all on his breast。 ;O lovely as woman�察�beloved as wife� �Evening star of my heart�察�light forever my life� �If from eyes fix'd too long on this base earth thus far You have miss'd your due homage�察�dear guardian star�察�Believe that�察�uplifting those eyes unto heaven�察�There I see you�察�and know you�察�and bless the light given To lead me to life's late achievement�察�my own�察�My blessing�察�my treasure�察�my all things in one� �
XII。
How lovely she look'd in the lovely moonlight�察�That stream'd thro' the pane from the blue balmy night� �How lovely she look'd in her own lovely youth�察�As she clung to his side�察�full of trust and of truth� �How lovely to HIM�察�as he tenderly press'd Her young head on his bosom�察�and sadly caress'd The glittering tresses which now shaken loose Shower'd gold in his hand�察�as he smooth'd them��
XIII。
O Muse�察�Interpose not one pulse of thine own beating heart Twixt these two silent souls� �There's a joy beyond art�察�And beyond sound the music it makes in the breast。
XIV。
Here were lovers twice wed�察�that were happy at least� �No music�察�save such as the nightingales sung�察�Breath'd their bridals abroad�察�and no cresset�察�up´hung�察�Lit that festival hour�察�save what soft light was given From the pure stars that peopled the deep´purple heaven。 He open'd the casement�此�he led her with him�察�Hush'd in heart�察�to the terrace�察�dipp'd cool in the dim Lustrous gloom of the shadowy laurels。 They heard Aloof�察�the invisible�察�rapturous bird�察�With her wild note bewildering the woodlands�此�they saw Not unheard�察�afar off�察�the hill´rivulet draw His long ripple of moon´kindled wavelets with cheer From the throat of the vale�察�o'er the dark sapphire sphere The mild�察�multitudinous lights lay asleep�察�Pastured free on the midnight�察�and bright as the sheep Of Apollo in pastoral Thrace�察�from unknown Hollow glooms freshen'd odors around them were blown Intermittingly�察�then the moon dropp'd from their sight�察�Immersed in the mountains�察�and put out the light Which no longer they needed to read on the face Of each other life's last revelation。 The place Slept sumptuous round them�察�and Nature�察�that never Sleeps�察�but waking reposes�察�with patient endeavor Continued about them�察�unheeded�察�unseen�察�Her old�察�quiet toil in the heart of the green Summer silence�察�preparing new buds for new blossoms�察�And stealing a finger of change o'er the bosoms Of the unconscious woodlands�察�and Time�察�that halts not His forces�察�how lovely soever the spot Where their march liesthe wary�察�gray strategist�察�Time�察�With the armies of Life�察�lay encamp'dGrief and Crime�察�Love and Faith�察�in the darkness unheeded�察�maturing�察�For his great war with man�察�new surprises�察�securing All outlets�察�pursuing and pushing his foe To his last narrow refugethe grave。
XV。
Sweetly though Smiled the stars like new hopes out of heaven�察�and sweetly Their hearts beat thanksgiving for all things�察�completely Confiding in that yet untrodden existence Over which they were pausing。 To´morrow�察�resistance And struggle�察�to´night�察�Love his hallow'd device Hung forth�察�and proclaim'd his serene armistice。
CANTO V。
I。
When Lucile left Matilda�察�she sat for long hours In her chamber�察�fatigued by long overwrought powers�察�'Mid the signs of departure�察�about to turn back To her old vacant life�察�on her old homeless track。 She felt her heart falter within her。 She sat Like some poor player�察�gazing dejectedly at The insignia of royalty worn for a night�察�Exhausted�察�fatigued�察�with the dazzle and light�察�And the effort of passionate feigning�察�who thinks Of her own meagre�察�rush´lighted garret�察�and shrinks From the chill of the change that awaits her。
II。
From these Oppressive�察�and comfortless�察�blank reveries�察�Unable to sleep�察�she descended the stair That led from her room to the garden。 The air�察�With the chill of the dawn�察�yet unris'n�察�but at hand�察�Strangely smote on her feverish forehead。 The land Lay in darkness and change�察�like a world in its grave�此�No sound�察�save the voice of the long river wave And the crickets that sing all the night� �She stood still�察�Vaguely watching the thin cloud that curl'd on the hill。 Emotions�察�long pent in her breast�察�were at stir�察�And the deeps of the spirit were troubled in her。 Ah�察�pale woman� �what�察�with that heart´broken look�察�Didst thou read then in nature's weird heart´breaking book�拭�Have the wild rains of heaven a father�拭�and who Hath in pity begotten the drops of the dew�拭�Orion�察�Arcturus�察�who pilots them both�拭�What leads forth in his season the bright Mazaroth�拭�Hath the darkness a dwelling��save there�察�in those eyes�拭�And what name hath that half´reveal'd hope in the skies�拭�Ay�察�question�察�and listen� �What answer�拭 �The sound Of the long river wave through its stone´troubled bound�察�And the crickets that sing all the night。 There are hours Which belong to unknown�察�supernatural powers�察�Whose sudden and solemn suggestions are all That to this race of worms��stinging creatures�察�that crawl�察�Lie�察�and fear�察�and die daily�察�beneath their own stings�察�Can excuse the blind boast of inherited wings。 When the soul�察�on the impulse of anguish�察�hath pass'd Beyond anguish�察�and risen into rapture at last�察�When she traverses nature and space�察�till she stands In the Chamber of Fate�察�where�察�through tremulo