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perchance An innocent life��here�察�when England and France Have forgiven the sins of their fathers of yore�察�And baptized a new hope in their sons' recent gore�拭�She went on to tell how the boy had clung still To life�察�for the sake of life's uses�察�until From his weak hands the strong effort dropp'd�察�stricken down By the news that the heart of Constance�察�like his own�察�Was breaking beneath 。 。 。 But there ;Hold� ─�he exclaim'd�察�Interrupting�察 �Forbear� ─ � 。 。 his whole face was inflamed With the heart's swarthy thunder which yet�察�while she spoke�察�Had been gathering silentat last the storm broke In grief or in wrath 。 。 。 ;'Tis to him�察�then�察─�he cried�察 � 。 。 Checking suddenly short the tumultuous stride�察 �That I owe these late greetingsfor him you are here For his sake you seek mefor him�察�it is clear�察�You have deign'd at the last to bethink you again Of this long´forgotten existence� ─ �Eugene� ─ �Ha� �fool that I was� ─ � 。 。 he went on�察 � 。 。 ;and just now�察�While you spoke yet�察�my heart was beginning to grow Almost boyish again�察�almost sure of ONE friend� �Yet this was the meaning of allthis the end� �Be it so� �There's a sort of slow justice ��admit�。� In thisthat the word that man's finger hath writ In fire on my heart�察�I return him at last。 Let him learn that wordNever� ─ �Ah�察�still to the past Must the present be vassal�拭─�she said。 ;In the hour We last parted I urged you to put forth the power Which I felt to be yours�察�in the conquest of life。 Yours�察�the promise to strive�此�mineto watch o'er the strife。 I foresaw you would conquer�察�you HAVE conquer'd much�察�Much�察�indeed�察�that is noble� �I hail it as such�察�And am here to record and applaud it。 I saw Not the less in your nature�察�Eugene de Luvois�察�One perilone point where I feared you would fail To subdue that worst foe which a man can assail�察�Himself�此�and I promised that�察�if I should see My champion once falter�察�or bend the brave knee�察�That moment would bring me again to his side。 That moment is come� �for that peril was pride�察�And you falter。 I plead for yourself�察�and another�察�For that gentle child without father or mother�察�To whom you are both。 I plead�察�soldier of France�察�For your own nobler natureand plead for Constance� ─�At the sound of that name he averted his head。 ;Constance� � 。 。 Ay�察�she enter'd MY lone life; ��he said�� ;When its sun was long set�察�and hung over its night Her own starry childhood。 I have but that light�察�In the midst of much darkness� �Who names me but she With titles of love�拭 �And what rests there for me In the silence of age save the voice of that child�拭�The child of my own better life�察�undefiled� �My creature�察�carved out of my heart of hearts� ─ �Say�察─�Said the Soeur Seraphine;are you able to lay Your hand as a knight on your heart as a man And swear that�察�whatever may happen�察�you can Feel assured for the life you thus cherish�拭─ �How so�拭─�He look'd up。 ;if the boy should die thus�拭─ �Yes�察�I know What your look would imply 。 。 。 this sleek stranger forsooth� �Because on his cheek was the red rose of youth The heart of my niece must break for it� ─ �She cried�察 �Nay�察�but hear me yet further� ─ �With slow heavy stride�察�Unheeding her words�察�he was pacing the tent�察�He was muttering low to himself as he went。 Ay�察�these young things lie safe in our heart just so long As their wings are in growing�察�and when these are strong They break it�察�and farewell� �the bird flies� ─ � 。 。 The nun Laid her hand on the soldier�察�and murmur'd�察 �The sun Is descending�察�life fleets while we talk thus� �oh�察�yet Let this day upon one final victory set�察�And complete a life's conquest� ─ �He said�察 �Understand� �If Constance wed the son of this man�察�by whose hand My heart hath been robb'd�察�she is lost to my life� �Can her home be my home�拭 �Can I claim in the wife Of that man's son the child of my age�拭 �At her side Shall he stand on my hearth�拭 �Shall I sue to the bride Of 。 。 。 enough� �Ah�察�and you immemorial halls Of my Norman forefathers�察�whose shadow yet falls On my fancy�察�and fuses hope�察�memory�察�past�察�Present��all�察�in one silence� �old trees to the blast Of the North Sea repeating the tale of old days�察�Nevermore�察�nevermore in the wild bosky ways Shall I hear through your umbrage ancestral the wind Prophesy as of yore�察�when it shook the deep mind Of my boyhood�察�with whispers from out the far years Of love�察�fame�察�the raptures life cools down with tears� �Henceforth shall the tread of a Vargrave alone Rouse your echoes�拭─ �O think not�察─�she said�察 �of the son Of the man whom unjustly you hate�察�only think Of this young human creature�察�that cries from the brink Of a grave to your mercy� �Recall your own words ��Words my memory mournfully 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
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