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Wake the mournful ghosts of men,I, too, wake, and each night-bird.
To and fro our restless natures sway;First we feel, and then we find each feeling
I feel no small reluctance in venturing to give to the public awork of the character of that indicated by the title-page to thepresent volume; for, difficult as it must always be to rendersatisfactorily into one's own tongue the writings of the bards ofother lands, the responsibility assumed by the translator isimmeasurably increased when he attempts to transfer the thoughtsof those great men, who have lived for all the world and for allages, from the language in which they were originally clothed, toone to which they may as yet have been strangers. Preeminentlyis this the case with Goethe, the most masterly of all the masterminds of modern times, whose name is already inscribed on thetablets of immortality, and whose fame already extends over theearth, although as yet only in its infancy. Scarcely have twodecades passed away since he ceased to dwell among men, yet henow stands before us, not as a mere individual, like those whomthe world is wont to call great, but as a type, as an emblem--therecognised emblem and representative of the human mind in itspresent stage of culture and advancement.
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If thus pure ye earth and water keep,Through the air the sun will gladly peep,Where he, worthily enshrined in space,Worketh life, to life gives holy grace.
Thus pure the heart will grow.
In vain! no hope thou there decriest,--For me alone Messiah died!
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[Written at night on the Kickelhahn, a hill in the forest ofIlmenau, on the walls of a little hermitage where Goethe composedthe last act of his Iphigenia.]
郗司空拜北府,王黃門詣郗門拜,雲:“應變將略,非其所長。”驟詠之不已。郗倉謂嘉賓曰:“公今日拜,子猷言語殊不遜,深不可容!”嘉賓曰:“此是陳壽作諸葛評。人以汝家比武侯,復何所言?”
1795.-----COURAGE.
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Each Sunday and each feast as well,
诸侯使人使于诸侯,使者自称曰寡君之老。天子穆穆,诸侯皇皇,大夫济济,士跄跄,庶人僬僬。
簡文為相,事動經年,然後得過。桓公甚患其遲,常加勸免。太宗曰:“壹日萬機,那得速!”
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Where thy friend was wont to stand!
And revel at the fair;But yet we're pretty quiet,
Then the good and sensible youth made answer as follows"You are indeed quite right, my kind and excellent maiden,To begin by asking about the tastes of my parents!For I have hitherto striven in vain to satisfy Father,When I look'd after the inn, as well as my regular duty,Working early and late in the field, and tending the vineyard.Mother indeed was contented; she knew how to value my efforts;And she will certainly hold you to be an excellent maiden,If you take care of the house, as though the dwelling your own were.But my father's unlike her; he's fond of outward appearance.Gentle maiden, deem me not cold and void of all feeling,If I disclose my father's nature to you, who're a stranger.Yes, such words have never before escaped, I assure vonOut of my mouth, which is little accustom'd to babble and chatter;But you have managed to worm all my secrets from out of my bosom.Well, my worthy father the graces of life holds in honour,Wishes for outward signs of love, as well as of rev'rence,And would doubtless be satisfied with an inferior servantWho understood this fancy, and hate a better, who did not."