Hence, vain deluding Joys, 
............The brood of Folly without father bred! 
How little you bested 
............Or fill the fixed mind with all your toys! 
Dwell in some idle brain, 
............And fancies fond with gaudy shapes possess, 
As thick and numberless 
............As the gay motes that people the sun-beams, 
Or likest hovering dreams, 
............The fickle pensioners of Morpheus' train. 
But, hail! thou Goddess sage and holy! 
Hail, divinest Melancholy! 
Whose saintly visage is too bright 
To hit the sense of human sight, 
And therefore to our weaker view 
O'erlaid with black, staid Wisdom's hue; 
Black, but such as in esteem 
Prince Memnon's sister might beseem, 
Or that starred Ethiop queen that strove 
To set her beauty's praise above 
The Sea-Nymphs, and their powers offended. 
Yet thou art higher far descended: 
Thee bright-haired Vesta long of yore 
To solitary Saturn bore; 
His daughter she; in Saturn's reign 
Such mixture was not held a stain. 
Oft in glimmering bowers and glades 
He met her, and in secret shades 
Of woody Ida's inmost grove, 
Whilst yet there was no fear of Jove. 
Come, pensive Nun, devout and pure, 
Sober, steadfast, and demure, 
All in a robe of darkest grain, 
Flowing with majestic train, 
And sable stole of cypress lawn 
Over thy decent shoulders drawn. 
Come; but keep thy wonted state, 
With even step, and musing gait, 
And looks commercing with the skies, 
Thy rapt soul sitting in thine eyes: 
There, held in holy passion still, 
Forget thyself to marble, till 
With a sad leaden downward cast 
Thou fix them on the earth as fast. 
And join with thee calm Peace and Quiet, 
Spare Fast, that oft with gods doth diet, 
And hears the Muses in a ring 
Aye round about Jove's altar sing; 
And add to these retired Leisure, 
That in trim gardens takes his pleasure; 
But, first and chiefest, with thee bring 
Him that yon soars on golden wing, 
Guiding the fiery-wheeled throne, 
The Cherub Contemplation; 
And the mute Silence hist along, 
'Less Philomel will deign a song, 
In her sweetest saddest plight, 
Smoothing the rugged brow of Night, 
While Cynthia checks her dragon yoke 
Gently o'er the accustomed oak. 
Sweet bird, that shunn'st the noise of folly, 
Most musical, most melancholy! 
Thee, chauntress, oft the woods among 
I woo, to hear thy even-song; 
And, missing thee,I walk unseen 
On the dry smooth-shaven green, 
To behold the wandering moon, 
Riding near her highest noon, 
Like one that had been led astray 
Through the heaven's wide pathless way, 
And oft, as if her head she bowed, 
Stooping through a fleecy cloud. 
Oft, on a plat of rising ground, 
I hear the far-off curfew sound, 
Over some wide-watered shore, 
Swinging slow with sullen roar; 
Or, if the air will not permit, 
Some still removed place will fit, 
Where glowing embers through the room 
Teach light to counterfeit a gloom, 
Far from all resort of mirth, 
Save the cricket on the hearth, 
Or the bellman's drowsy charm 
To bless the doors from nightly harm. 
Or let my lamp, at midnight hour, 
Be seen in some high lonely tower, 
Where I may oft outwatch the Bear, 
With thrice great Hermes, or unsphere 
The spirit of Plato, to unfold 
What worlds or what vast regions hold 
The immortal mind that hath forsook 
Her mansion in this fleshly nook; 
And of those demons that are found 
In fire, air, flood, or underground, 
Whose power hath a true consent 
With planet or with element. 
Sometime let gorgeous Tragedy 
In sceptred pall come sweeping by, 
Presenting Thebes, or Pelops' line, 
Or the tale of Troy divine, 
Or what (though rare) of later age 
Ennobled hath the buskined stage. 
But, O sad Virgin! that thy power 
Might raise Musaeus from his bower; 
Or bid the soul of Orpheus sing 
Such notes as, warbled to the string, 
Drew iron tears down Pluto's cheek, 
And made Hell grant what love did seek; 
Or call up him that left half-told 
The story of Cambuscan bold, 
Of Camball, and of Algarsife, 
And who had Canace to wife, 
That owned the virtuous ring and glass, 
And of the wondrous horse of brass 
On which the Tartar king did ride; 
And if aught else great bards beside 
In sage and solemn tunes have sung, 
Of turneys, and of trophies hung, 
Of forests, and enchantments drear, 
Where more is meant than meets the ear. 
Thus, Night, oft see me in thy pale career, 
Till civil-suited Morn appear, 
Not tricked and frounced, as she was wont 
With the Attic boy to hunt, 
But kerchieft in a comely cloud 
While rocking winds are piping loud, 
Or ushered with a shower still, 
When the gust hath blown his fill, 
Ending on the rustling leaves, 
With minute-drops from off the eaves. 
And, when the sun begins to fling 
His flaring beams, me, Goddess, bring 
To arched walks of twilight groves, 
And shadows brown, that Sylvan loves, 
Of pine, or monumental oak, 
Where the rude axe with heaved stroke 
Was never heard the nymphs to daunt, 
Or fright them from their hallowed haunt. 
There, in close covert, by some brook, 
Where no profaner eye may look, 
Hide me from day's garish eye, 
While the bee with honeyed thigh, 
That at her flowery work doth sing, 
And the waters murmuring, 
With such consort as they keep, 
Entice the dewy-feathered Sleep. 
And let some strange mysterious dream 
Wave at his wings, in airy stream 
Of lively portraiture displayed, 
Softly on my eyelids laid; 
And, as I wake, sweet music breathe 
Above, about, or underneath, 
Sent by some Spirit to mortals good, 
Or the unseen Genius of the wood. 
But let my due feet never fail 
To walk the studious cloister's pale, 
And love the high embowed roof, 
With antique pillars massy proof, 
And storied windows richly dight, 
Casting a dim religious light. 
There let the pealing organ blow, 
To the full-voiced quire below, 
In service high and anthems clear, 
As may with sweetness, through mine ear, 
Dissolve me into ecstasies, 
And bring all Heaven before mine eyes. 
And may at last my weary age 
Find out the peaceful hermitage, 
The hairy gown and mossy cell, 
Where I may sit and rightly spell 
Of every star that heaven doth shew, 
And every herb that sips the dew, 
Till old experience do attain 
To something like prophetic strain. 
These pleasures, Melancholy, give; 
And I with thee will choose to live. 

 
Par conséquent, joies trompantes vaines............ la couvée de la 
folie sans père multiplié ! Comment peu tu bested............ ou 
remplissent fixe s'occuper avec tous vos jouets ! Demeurer dans un 
certain cerveau à vide............ et les fantaisies affectueuses 
avec des formes voyantes possèdent, en tant que profondément et 
innombrable............ en tant que les grains gais qui peuplent les 
sun-beams, ou rêves planants likest............ les pensionnés 
inconsistants du train de Morpheus. Mais, grêle ! sauge de déesse de 
thou et saint ! Grêle, la mélancolie divinest ! À qui saintly 
visage est trop lumineux pour frapper le sens de la vue humaine, et 
donc à notre vue plus faible O'erlaid avec le noir, la tonalité de 
la sagesse de staid; Noircir, mais comme dans la soeur de prince 
Memnon's d'estime pourrait le beseem, ou cela starred la reine 
d'Ethiop qui a tâché de placer l'éloge de sa beauté au-dessus des 
Mer-Nymphes, et leurs puissances offensées. Pourtant l'art de thou 
est plus haut loin descendu: Thee Vesta lumineux-d'une chevelure 
désirent ardemment du yore à l'alésage solitaire de Saturne; Sa 
fille elle; dans le règne de Saturne un tel mélange n'a pas été 
jugé une tache. Souvent dans les tonnelles et les clairières 
miroitantes il l'a rencontrée, et aux nuances secrètes de la 
plantation les plus secrets d'Ida boisé, tandis que pourtant il n'y 
avait aucune crainte de Jove. Nonne, dévot venez et songeur et pur, 
sobre, immuable, et réservé, tous dans une robe longue du grain le 
plus foncé, coulant avec le train majestueux, et l'étole de sable 
des épaules décentes thy d'excédent de pelouse de cyprès 
dessinées. Venez; mais la subsistance thy wonted l'état, avec 
l'étape égale, et la démarche de rêverie, et les sembler 
commercing avec les cieux, âme de rapt de Thy se reposant dans des 
yeux de thine: Là, toujours tenu dans la passion sainte, oublier le 
thyself au marbre, jusqu'à ce qu'avec un thou de haut en bas de plomb 
triste de fonte les fixer sur la terre en tant que rapidement. Et se 
joindre à la paix de calme de thee et à la Tranquillité, rapide 
disponible, qui souvent avec le régime de doth de dieux, et entend 
les muses dans un anneau oui rond au sujet de l'autel de Jove chanter 
; Et ajouter à ces derniers les loisirs retirés, celui dans des 
prises de jardins d'équilibre son plaisir; Mais, d'abord et 
chiefest, avec le thee l'apporter que le yon monte sur l'aile d'or, 
guidant le trône ardent-roulé, la contemplation d'ange; Et le hist 
muet de silence le long, 'moins de Philomel daignera une chanson, dans 
sa situation difficile plus triste plus douce, lissant le front 
raboteux de la nuit, alors que Cynthia vérifie son o'er de joug de 
dragon doucement le chêne accoutumé. Oiseau doux, ce shunn'st le 
bruit de la folie, le plus musical, la plupart de mélancolie ! Thee, 
chauntress, souvent les bois parmi moi courtise, pour entendre la 
égal-chanson thy; Et, thee manquant, je marche invisible sur le vert 
lisse-rasé sec, pour voir la lune errante, montant près de son midi 
plus élevé, comme un qui avait été dérouté par la manière 
pathless large du ciel, et souvent, comme si sa tête qu'elle a 
cintrée, se penchant par un nuage cotonneux. Souvent, sur un plat de 
la terre se levante, j'entends le bruit éloigné de couvre-feu, 
au-dessus de certains rivage large-arrosé, oscillation lente avec 
sullen l'hurlement; Ou, si l'air ne laissera pas, un certain endroit 
toujours enlevé s'adaptera, où les braises rougeoyantes par la salle 
enseignent la lumière à contrefaire une tristesse, loin de toute la 
ressource de gaieté, économiser le cricket sur le foyer, ou le 
charme assoupi du crieur public pour bénir les portes de nuit du mal. 
Ou laisser ma lampe, à l'heure de minuit, soit vu dans une certaine 
haute tour isolée, où je peux souvent outwatch l'ours, avec Hermes 
trois fois grand, ou unsphere l'esprit de Platon, pour dévoiler quels 
mondes ou quels vastes régions tiennent l'esprit immortel que le 
hath a abandonné son manoir dans ce recoin charnel; Et de ces 
démons qui sont trouvés en feu, aèrent, inondent, ou le souterrain, 
dont le hath de puissance un consentement vrai avec la planète ou 
avec l'élément. Laisser autrefois la tragédie magnifique sceptred 
dedans le cercueil viennent balayant près, en présentant la ligne de 
Thebes, ou de Pelops, ou le conte de Troy divin, ou lequel (cependant 
rare) de l'âge postérieur a anobli le hath buskined l'étape. Mais, 
Vierge triste de O ! cette puissance thy pourrait soulever Musaeus de 
sa tonnelle; Ou offert l'âme d'Orphée chanter des notes telles que, 
gazouillé à la corde, a dessiné le fer déchire vers le bas la joue 
de Pluton, et la concession faite d'enfer quel amour a cherché; Ou 
l'appeler qui moitié-a dit à gauche l'histoire de Cambuscan "bold", 
de Camball, et d'Algarsife, et qui a eu Canace à l'épouse, qui a 
possédé l'anneau vertueux et verre, et du cheval merveilleux du 
laiton sur lequel le roi de tartre est monté; Et si bardes d'autre 
d'aught les grands à coté dans des airs sages et solennels ont 
chanté, des turneys, et des trophées accrochés, des forêts, et 
des sortilèges tristes, où plus est signifié que des rassemblements 
l'oreille. Ainsi, la nuit, me voient souvent dans la carrière pâle 
thy, jusqu'au matin civil-convenu apparaître, non dupé et frounced, 
comme elle était pas avec le garçon de grenier chassera, mais 
kerchieft dans un nuage avenant tout en basculant les vents sifflent 
fort, ou toujours conduit avec une douche, quand le hath de rafale 
soufflé le sien suffisance, finissant sur les feuilles bruissantes, 
avec des minute-baisses de outre des eaves. Et, quand le soleil 
commence à jeter ses faisceaux évasés, je, déesse, apporte aux 
promenades arquées des plantations crépusculaires, et les ombres 
brunissent, que Sylvan aime, du pin, ou chêne monumental, où la 
hache grossière avec la course soulevée n'a été jamais entendue 
les nymphes à intimider, ou effroi elles de leur retraite 
sanctifiée. Là, dans le couvert étroit, par un certain ruisseau, 
où aucun oeil de profaner peut ne pas regarder, me cachent de l'oeil 
voyant du jour, alors que l'abeille avec honeyed la cuisse, qui à son 
doth fleuri de travail chantent, et des eaux murmurant, avec un tel 
époux qu'ils gardent, attirent le sommeil couvert de rosée-fait 
varier le pas. Et laisser une certaine vague rêveuse mystérieuse 
étrange à ses ailes, dans le jet bien aéré du portraiture animé 
montré, doucement sur mes paupières s'est étendu; Et, pendant que 
je me réveille, la musique douce respirent en haut, environ, ou 
dessous, envoyé par un certain esprit aux mortels bons, ou au génie 
invisible du bois. Mais laisser mes pieds dus ne manquent jamais de 
marcher le cloître studieux pâle, et aiment le haut toit courbé, 
avec la preuve massy de piliers antiques, et storied le dight de 
fenêtres richement, jetant une faible lumière religieuse. Là 
laissent l'organe carillonnant souffler, au quire plein-exprimé 
ci-dessous, dans la haute de service et les hymnes clairement, de 
même que peut avec la douceur, par l'oreille de mine, me dissoudre 
dans des extases, et apporter tout le ciel avant des yeux de mine. Et 
peut enfin mon âge las découvrir l'ermitage paisible, la robe velue 
et la cellule moussue, où je peux m'asseoir et correctement le charme 
de chaque étoile que le doth de ciel shew, et chaque herbe qui des 
sips la rosée, jusqu'à ce qu'une vieille expérience atteignent à 
quelque chose comme la contrainte prophétique. Ces plaisirs, 
mélancolie, élasticité; Et I avec le thee choisira de vivre. 

 
Folglich nichtige täuschende Freuden............ die Brut der 
Unsinnigkeit ohne den Vater gezüchtet! Wie wenig Sie............ 
bested oder das örtlich festgelegte füllt, mit allen Ihren 
Spielwaren sich kümmern! In irgendeinem untätigem Gehirn 
bleiben............ und die Phantasien, die mit gaudy Formen vernarrt 
sind, besitzen, als dick und zahllos............ als die homosexuellen 
Staubkörner, die die Sun-beams bevölkeren, oder likest schwebende 
Träume............ die unbeständigen Pensionäre von Zug Morpheus'. 
Aber, Hagel! Thou Göttinsalbei und heiliges! Hagel, divinest 
Melancholie! Wer saintly visage zu hell ist, die Richtung des 
menschlichen Anblicks und folglich zu unserer schwächeren Ansicht 
O'erlaid mit Schwarzem zu schlagen, Farbe der staid Klugheit; 
Schwärzen, aber wie in Schwester des Achtung Prinzen Memnons konnte 
beseem, oder das starred Ethiop Königin, die sich bemühte, Lob ihrer 
Schönheit über den Meer-Nymphen einzustellen, und ihre beleidigten 
Energien. Dennoch stieg Thoukunst stark weit ab: Thee hell-behaartes 
Vesta sehnen sich vom yore zur alleinen Saturn Ausbohrung; Seine 
Tochter sie; in der Herrschaft Saturns wurde solcher Mischung nicht 
ein Fleck gehalten. Oft in schimmernden Bowers und in Lichtungen traf 
er sie und in den geheimen Farbtönen von waldigen Idas innerster 
Waldung, während dennoch es keine Furcht vor Jove gab. Gekommene, 
nachdenkliche Nonne, fromm und rein, nüchtern, unerschütterlich und 
demure, alle in einer Robe des dunkelsten Kornes, fließend mit 
majestätischem Zug, und Sablestola der thy annehmbaren Schultern des 
Zypresserasen Überschusses gezeichnet. Gekommen; aber der Unterhalt, 
der thy ist, wonted Zustand, wenn gleichmäßigem Schritt und 
Überlegung Gait und die Blicke mit den Himmeln commercing, die Thy 
rapt Seele, die in den thine Augen sitzt: Dort noch gehalten in der 
heiligen Neigung, thyself zum Marmor vergessen, bis mit einem 
traurigen leaden abwärts Form Thou sie auf der Masse als schnell 
regeln. Und mit thee Ruhe Frieden und Ruhe, Ersatzschnelles verbinden, 
das oft mit Götter doth Diät und die Musen in einem Ring hört ja, 
der über Altar Joves zu singen rund ist; Und diesen pensionierte 
Freizeit, die hinzufügen im Ordnung Gartennehmen sein Vergnügen; 
Aber, zuerst und chiefest, mit thee ihn holen, daß yon auf dem 
goldenen Flügel ansteigt und den brennend-fahrbaren Thron 
führt, die Engel-Betrachtung; Und das stumme Ruhe hist entlang, ' 
weniger Philomel geruht ein Lied, in ihrer süssesten traurigsten Lage 
und macht die schroffe Braue der Nacht glatt, während Cynthia ihr 
Drachejoch leicht o'er die gewohnte Eiche überprüft. Süsser Vogel, 
dieses shunn'st die Geräusche der Unsinnigkeit, am musikalischsten, 
die meiste Melancholie! Thee, chauntress, oft das Holz unter flehe mir 
an, um thy Gleichmäßiglied zu hören; Und, fehlendes thee, gehe 
reite ich unseen auf dem trockenen glatt-rasierten Grün, den 
wandering Mond erblicken und nahe ihrem höchsten Mittag, wie einem, 
der durch die breite pathless Weise des Himmels irregeleitet worden 
war, und oft, als ob ihr Kopf, den sie beugte, Stooping durch eine 
fleecy Wolke. Oft auf flechten des steigenden Bodens, höre ich den 
abgelegenen Sperrstundeton, über einigem breit-gewässertes Ufer, das 
Schwingen langsam mit sullen Brüllen; Oder, wenn die Luft nicht 
ermöglicht, paßt irgendein noch entfernter Platz, wo glühende Glut 
durch den Raum Licht unterrichtet, einen Trübsinn, weit von allen 
Erholungsort der Fröhlichkeit, außer dem Kricket auf dem Herd zu 
fälschen, oder der schläfrige Charme des öffentlichen Ausrufers, 
zum der Türen vom Schaden allabendlich zu segnen. Oder meine Lampe, 
an der Mitternachtstunde lassen, wird gesehen in irgendeinen hohen 
einsamen Aufsatz, in dem ich oft outwatch der Bär, mit dreimal 
großem Hermes oder unsphere der Geist von Plato kann, um auszubreiten 
welche Welten oder, welche beträchtliche Regionen den unsterblichen 
Verstand halten, daß hath ihre Villa in diesem fleshly Nook verließ; 
Und von jenen Dämonen, die im Feuer gefunden werden, oder Untergrund 
lüften, überschwemmen, dessen Energie hath eine zutreffende 
Zustimmung mit Planeten oder mit Element. Herrliche Tragödie einmal 
lassen sceptred innen Hülle kommen vorbei fegend und Thebes oder 
Pelops' Linie, oder die Geschichte von Troy darstellen göttlich, oder 
was (zwar selten) des neueren Alters adelte, das hath Stadium 
buskined. Aber, O traurige Jungfrau! diese thy Energie konnte Musaeus 
von seinem Bower anheben; Oder geboten der Seele von Orpheus solche 
Anmerkungen singen, wie, warbled zur Zeichenkette, zeichnete Eisen 
herunterreißt Backe Plutos und gebildete Hölle Bewilligung, welche 
Liebe suchte; Oder ihn aufrufen, der nach links die Geschichte von 
Cambuscan fett, von Camball und von Algarsife Hälfte-erklärte und 
das Canace zur Frau hatte, die den rechtschaffenen Ring und Glas 
besaß und des erstaunlichen Pferds des Messings, auf das der 
Weinsteinkönig fuhr; Und wenn aught sonst große Barden dazu in den 
sage und ernsten Melodien, von den turneys und von den Trophäen 
gesungen haben, die, von den Wäldern gehangen werden, und von den 
drear Verzauberungen, wo mehr als Treffen das Ohr bedeutet wird. So 
sehen Nacht, mich oft in der thy Lattenkarriere, bis 
Zivil-entsprochenen Morgen erscheinen, nicht betrogen und frounced, 
wie sie nicht mit dem jagt Dachbodenwar jungen, aber kerchieft in 
einer comely Wolke, beim Schaukeln Winde loud leiten, oder noch 
hineingeführt mit einer Dusche, als das Boe hath, das seins die 
Fülle durchgebrannt wurde und auf den rustling Blättern, mit 
Minute-Tropfen weg von von den Eaves beendete. Und, wenn die Sonne 
anfängt, seine erweiternden Lichtstrahlen zu schleudern, hole ich, 
Göttin, zu gewölbten Wegen der Dämmerungwaldungen, und Schatten 
brünieren, die Sylvan, von der Kiefer oder hervorragende Eiche liebt, 
in der der unhöflichen Axt mit gehobenem Schlagmann nie die Nymphen 
gehört wurde zum einzuschüchtern, oder Schrecken sie von ihrem 
geheiligten Lieblingsplatz. Im nahen Versteck, durch irgendeinen Bach, 
in dem kein profaner Auge schauen kann, verstecken mich von grellem 
Auge des Tages, während die Biene mit Schenkel honeyed, das an ihrem 
blumigen Arbeit doth singen, und vom rauschenden Wasser, mit solchem 
Gemahl, den sie halten, verleiten den dewy-mit Federn versehenen 
Schlaf. Und irgendeine merkwürdige geheimnisvolle Traumwelle an 
seinen Flügeln lassen, im airy Strom des lebhaften portraiture 
angezeigt, weich auf meinen Augenlidern legte; Und, während ich 
aufwecke, atmet süsse Musik oben, ungefähr oder darunterliegend, 
gesendet den guten Sterblichen oder dem unseen Genie des Holzes durch 
irgendeinen Geist. Aber meine passenden Füße lassen nicht können 
nie gehen des studious Klosters, das Latten ist, und lieben das hohe 
embowed Dach, mit massy Beweis der antiken Pfosten und storied Fenster 
reich das dight und ein schwaches frommes Licht werfen. Lassen das 
läutende Organ, zum voll-geäußerten Quire, in der Service-Höhe und 
in den Hymnen unten durchbrennen klar, wie mit Süsse, durch 
Grube Ohr, mich in Ekstasen aufzulösen, und allen Himmel vor Grube 
Augen zu holen kann. Und schließlich kann mein träges Alter die 
ruhige Einsiedlerei, das haarige Kleid und die moosige Zelle, in der 
ich sitzen kann und mit Recht Bann jedes Sternes, den Himmel doth 
shew, und jedes Kraut herausfinden, das sips der Tau, bis alte 
Erfahrung zu etwas wie prophetischer Belastung erreichen. Diese 
Vergnügen, Melancholie, Geben; Und I mit thee beschließt zu leben. 

 
Daqui, alegrias deluding vãs............ o brood do folly sem pai 
produzido! Como pouco você bested............ ou enche o fixo 
ocupar-se com todos seus brinquedos! Residir em algum cérebro 
inativo............ e as fantasias afeiçoadas com formas gaudy 
possuem, como densamente e numberless............ como os motes gay 
que povoam os sun-beams, ou os sonhos pairando os mais 
likest............ os pensioners fickle do trem de Morpheus'. Mas, 
saraiva! sábio do goddess de mil e holy! Saraiva, a melancolia a mais 
divinest! De quem saintly visage é demasiado brilhante bater o 
sentido da vista humana, e conseqüentemente a nossa vista mais fraca 
O'erlaid com preto, hue da sabedoria do staid; Enegrecer, mas como na 
irmã do príncipe Memnon do esteem pôde o beseem, ou aquele starred 
a rainha de Ethiop que strove ajustar o elogio da sua beleza acima das 
Mar-Ninfas, e os seus poders offended. Contudo a arte de mil desceu 
mais altamente distante: Thee Vesta brilhante-bright-haired long do 
yore ao furo solitary de Saturno; Sua filha ela; no reino de Saturno 
tal mistura não foi prendida uma mancha. Oft em bowers e em glades 
glimmering encontrou-se com a, e em máscaras secretas do bosque 
inmost de Ida woody, whilst contudo não havia nenhum medo de Jove. 
Nun, devout vindo, pensive e puro, sober, steadfast, e demure, tudo em 
uma veste da grão a mais escura, fluindo com trem majestoso, e estola 
do sable dos ombros decent thy do excesso do gramado do cypress 
extraídos. Vindo; mas o sustento thy wonted o estado, com etapa 
uniforme, e gait do musing, e olhares que commercing com os céus, 
alma do rapt de Thy que senta-se nos olhos do thine: Lá, prendido na 
paixão holy ainda, esquecer-se do thyself ao mármore, até que com 
um mil descendente leaden sad do molde os reparar na terra como 
rapidamente. E juntar com paz da calma do thee e quiet, rápido de 
reposição, que oft com dieta do doth dos deuses, e ouve os muses em 
um anel aye redondo sobre o altar de Jove cantar; E adicionar a estes 
o lazer aposentado, aquele em tomadas dos jardins da guarnição seu 
prazer; Mas, primeiramente e mais chiefest, com thee trazê-lo que o 
yon soars na asa dourada, guiando o throne impetuoso-rodado, o 
contemplation do cherub; E o hist mute do silêncio longitudinalmente, 
' menos Philomel deign uma canção, em seu plight mais saddest mais 
doce, alisando a testa áspera da noite, quando Cynthia verificar seu 
o'er do garfo do dragon delicadamente o carvalho accustomed. Pássaro 
doce, esse shunn'st o ruído do folly, o mais musical, a maioria de 
melancolia! Thee, chauntress, oft as madeiras entre eu woo, para ouvir 
a uniforme-canção thy; E, thee faltando, eu ando despercebido no 
verde liso-raspado seco, para behold a lua vagueando, montando perto 
de seu meio-dia mais elevado, como um que tinha sido astray conduzido 
com a maneira pathless larga do heaven, e oft, como se sua cabeça que 
se curvou, inclinando-se através de uma nuvem fleecy. Oft, em um plat 
da terra levantando-se, eu ouço o som far-off do curfew, sobre algum 
costa largo-molhada, balançar lento com sullen o rugido; Ou, se o ar 
não permitir, algum lugar ainda removido caberá, onde os embers 
incandescendo através do quarto ensinam a luz falsificar um gloom, 
longe de todo o recurso do mirth, excepto o grilo no hearth, ou o 
encanto drowsy do pregoeiro público para bless nightly as portas do 
dano. Ou deixar minha lâmpada, na hora da meia-noite, seja visto em 
alguma torre só elevada, onde eu posso oft outwatch o urso, com o 
Hermes thrice grande, ou unsphere o espírito de Plato, para unfold 
que mundos ou que regiões vastas prendem a mente immortal que o hath 
forsook seu mansion neste nook fleshly; E daqueles demons que são 
encontrados no fogo, arejam, inundam, ou o subterrâneo, cujo hath do 
poder um consentimento verdadeiro com planeta ou com elemento. Deixar 
sometime a tragédia gorgeous sceptred dentro o pall vêm varrendo 
perto, apresentando a linha de Thebes, ou de Pelops', ou o tale de 
Troy divine, ou o que (though raro) de uma idade mais atrasada 
ennobled o hath buskined o estágio. Mas, virgin sad de O! esse poder 
thy pôde levantar Musaeus de seu bower; Ou oferecido a alma de 
Orpheus cantar notas como, warbled à corda, extraiu o ferro rasga 
para baixo o mordente de Pluto, e a concessão feita do inferno que 
amor procurou; Ou a chamada acima dele que saiu metade-disse a 
história de Cambuscan bold(realce), de Camball, e de Algarsife, e que 
teve Canace à esposa, que possuiu o anel virtuous e vidro, e do 
cavalo wondrous do bronze em que o rei do tartar montou; E se os bards 
grandes outros do aught ao lado em tunes prudentes e solemn cantarem, 
dos turneys, e dos trophies pendurados, das florestas, e dos 
enchantments drear, onde mais é significado do que reuniões a 
orelha. Assim, a noite, vê-me oft na carreira pálida thy, até o 
morn civil-servido aparecer, não enganado e frounced, como era não 
com o menino do sótão caçará, mas kerchieft em uma nuvem comely ao 
balançar os ventos estão conduzindo ruidosamente, ou ushered com um 
chuveiro ainda, quando o hath do gust fundido his suficiência, 
terminando nas folhas rustling, com minuto-gotas fora dos eaves. E, 
quando o sol começa a arremessar seus feixes se alargando, eu, 
goddess, traz às caminhadas arched dos bosques crepusculares, e as 
sombras bronzeiam, que Sylvan ama, do pinho, ou o carvalho monumental, 
onde o machado rude com curso heaved foi ouvido nunca as ninfas a 
daunt, ou fright eles de seu haunt hallowed., no abrigo próximo, por 
algum ribeiro, onde nenhum olho do profaner pode olhar, esconde-me de 
olho garish do dia, quando a abelha com honeyed o thigh, que em seu 
doth flowery do trabalho canta, e das águas que murmuring, com tal 
consort como mantem, sedu-lo o sono dewy-dewy-feathered. E deixar 
alguma onda ideal misteriosa estranha em suas asas, no córrego airy 
do portraiture vívido indicado, macia em meus eyelids colocou; E, 
enquanto eu acordo, a música doce respira acima, aproximadamente, ou 
embaixo, emitido por algum espírito aos mortals bons, ou ao gênio 
despercebido da madeira. Mas deixar meus pés devidos nunca deixam de 
andar o cloister estudioso pálido, e amam o telhado embowed elevado, 
com prova massy das colunas antique, e storied o dight das janelas 
rica, moldando uma luz religiosa não ofuscante. Deixa o órgão 
pealing fundir abaixo, ao quire cheio-expresso, na elevação do 
serviço e nos anthems claramente, como pode com sweetness, através 
da orelha da mina, para me dissolver em ecstasies, e para trazer todo 
o heaven antes dos olhos de mina. E pode no último minha idade 
cansada encontrar para fora o hermitage calmo, o vestido hairy e a 
pilha mossy, onde eu posso se sentar e direita o período de cada 
estrela que o doth do heaven shew, e cada herb que sips o orvalho, 
até que a experiência velha alcança a algo como a tensão 
prophetic. Estes prazeres, melancolia, elasticidade; E I com thee 
escolherá viver. 

 
¡Por lo tanto, alegrías de engaño inútiles............ la cría de 
la locura sin el padre criado! ¡Cómo poco usted bested............ o 
llena el fijo importar con todos sus juguetes! Morar en algún cerebro 
ocioso............ y las suposiciones encariñadas con formas 
llamativas poseen, como densamente y numberless............ como los 
motes gays que pueblan los rayos de sol, o sueños que asoman 
ma's likest............ los pensionistas volubles del tren de 
Morpheus. ¡Pero, el granizo! ¡sabio de la diosa de mil y santo! ¡El 
granizo, la melancolía ma's divinest! De quién saintly visage es 
demasiado brillante golpear el sentido de la vista humana, y por lo 
tanto a nuestra opinión más débil O'erlaid con negro, tonalidad de 
la sabiduría del staid; Ennegrecerse, pero por ejemplo en hermana de 
príncipe Memnon de la estima pudo el beseem, o ése starred la reina 
de Ethiop que se esforzó fijar la alabanza de su belleza sobre las 
Mar-Ninfas, y sus energías ofendidas. Con todo el arte de mil 
descendió más arriba lejos: Thee Vesta brillante-bright-haired desea 
de yore al alesaje solitario de Saturno; Su hija ella; en el reinado 
de Saturno tal mezcla no fue sostenida una mancha. Oft en bowers y los 
glades que brillaban tenuemente él la satisfizo, y en cortinas 
secretas de la arboleda íntima de Ida arbolado, mientras que con todo 
no había miedo de Jove. Monja, devoto venido, pensativo y puro, 
sobrio, firme, y comedido, todos en un traje del grano más oscuro, 
fluyendo con el tren majestuoso, y la estola del sable de los hombros 
decentes thy del excedente del césped del ciprés dibujados. Venido; 
pero la subsistencia thy wonted el estado, con paso uniforme, y paso 
del musing, y miradas commercing con los cielos, alma del rapt de Thy 
que se sentaba en ojos del thine: Allí, todavía sostenido en la 
pasión santa, olvidarse del thyself al mármol, hasta que con un mil 
hacia abajo de plomo triste del molde fijarlos en la tierra como 
rápidamente. Y ensamblar con la paz y la tranquilidad, rápido de 
repuesto de la calma del thee, que oft con dieta del doth de los 
dioses, y oye los muses en un anillo aye redondo sobre el altar de 
Jove cantar; Y agregar a éstos el ocio jubilado, de que en tomas de 
los jardines del ajuste su placer; Pero, primero y el ma's chiefest, 
con thee traerlo que el yon se eleva en el ala de oro, dirigiendo el 
trono ardiente-rodado, la contemplación del cherub; Y el hist mudo 
del silencio adelante, ' menos Philomel deign una canción, en su 
apuro más triste más dulce, alisando la frente rugosa de la noche, 
mientras que Cynthia comprueba su o'er del yugo del dragón suavemente 
el roble acostumbrado. ¡Pájaro dulce, ese shunn'st el ruido de la 
locura, más musical, la mayoría de la melancolía! Thee, chauntress, 
las maderas entre mí cortejo oft, para oír la uniforme-cancio'n thy; 
Y, thee que falta, camino no visto en el verde liso-afeitado seco, 
para behold la luna que vaga, montando cerca de su mediodía más 
alto, como uno que había sido desviado con la manera pathless amplia 
del cielo, y oft, como si su cabeza que ella arqueó, inclinándose a 
través de una nube lanosa. Oft, en un plat de la tierra de 
levantamiento, oigo el sonido remoto del toque de queda, sobre alguno 
orilla ancho-regada, el hacer pivotar lento con sullen rugido; O, si 
el aire no permite, un cierto lugar todavía quitado cabrá, donde las 
ascuas que brillan intensamente a través del cuarto enseñan la luz a 
falsificar un abatimiento, lejos de todo el recurso del mirth, excepto 
el grillo en el hogar, o el encanto soñoliento del bellman para 
bendecir las puertas cada noche del daño. O dejar mi lámpara, en la 
hora de la medianoche, se vea en alguna torre sola alta, donde puedo 
oft outwatch el oso, con Hermes tres veces grande, o unsphere el 
alcohol de Platón, para revelar qué mundos o qué regiones extensas 
llevan a cabo la mente inmortal que el hath abandonó su mansión en 
este nook carnal; Y de esos demonios que se encuentran en fuego, 
ventilan, inundan, o el subterráneo, que hath de la energía un 
consentimiento verdadero con el planeta o con el elemento. Dejar 
alguna vez la tragedia magnífica adentro sceptred el pall vienen 
barriendo cerca, presentando la línea de Thebes, o de Pelops, o el 
cuento de Troy divino, o qué (sin embargo raro) de una edad más 
última ennobled el hath buskined la etapa. ¡Pero, Virgen triste de O! 
esa energía thy pudo levantar Musaeus de su bower; O hecho una oferta 
el alma de Orpheus cantar las notas tales como, gorjeado a la 
secuencia, dibujó el hierro rasga abajo la mejilla de Pluto, y la 
concesión hecha del infierno qué amor buscó; O la llamada encima de 
él que se fue mitad-dijo la historia de Cambuscan en negrilla, de 
Camball, y de Algarsife, y que tenía Canace a la esposa, que poseyó 
el anillo virtuoso y cristal, y del caballo maravilloso del latón en 
el cual el rey del tártaro montó; Y si bardos otros del aught los 
grandes por otra parte en consonancias sabias y solemnes han cantado, 
de turneys, y de los trofeos colgados, de bosques, y de enchantments 
drear, donde más se significa que reuniones el oído. Así, la noche, 
me considera oft en carrera pálida thy, hasta mañana 
civil-satisfecha aparecer, no trampeado y frounced, como ella estaba 
no con el muchacho del ático buscará, solamente kerchieft en una 
nube atractiva mientras que oscilan los vientos están instalando 
tubos ruidosamente, o todavía llevado con una ducha, cuando el hath 
de la ráfaga soplado el suyo terraplén, terminando en las hojas que 
crujían, con minuto-gotas de los aleros. Y, cuando el sol comienza a 
arrojar sus vigas que señalan por medio de luces, diosa, trae a las 
caminatas arqueadas de las arboledas crepusculares, y las sombras 
broncean, que Sylvan ama, de pino, o el roble monumental, donde el 
hacha grosera con el movimiento levantado nunca fue oída las 
ninfas a desalentar, o fright ellas de su refugio santificado., en 
abrigo cercano, por un poco de arroyo, donde ningún ojo del profaner 
puede mirar, me oculta del ojo chillón del día, mientras que la 
abeja con honeyed el muslo, que en su doth florido del trabajo canta, 
y de las aguas murmuring, con el consort tal a que él guarda, tienta 
el sueño cubierto de rocio-emplumado. Y dejar alguna onda ideal 
misteriosa extraña en sus alas, en la corriente airy del portraiture 
animado exhibida, en mis párpados puso suavemente; Y, como despierto, 
la música dulce respira arriba, alrededor, o debajo, enviado por un 
cierto alcohol a los mortals buenos, o al genio no visto de la madera. 
Pero dejar mis pies debidos siempre caminan el cloister estudioso 
pálido, y aman la azotea embowed alta, con la prueba massy de los 
pilares antiguos, y storied el dight de las ventanas rico, echando una 
luz religiosa dévil. Deja el órgano pealing soplar, a la mano de 
papel lleno-expresada abajo, en colmo del servicio e himnos 
claramente, al igual que con dulzor, a través del oído de la mina, 
disolverme en ecstasies, y traer todo el cielo antes de ojos de mina. 
Y puede en el último mi edad cansada descubrir el hermitage 
pacífico, el vestido melenudo y la célula cubierta de musgo, donde 
puedo sentarme y derecho el encanto de cada estrella que el doth del 
cielo shew, y cada hierba que los sips el rocío, hasta que la vieja 
experiencia logra algo como la tensión profética. Estos placeres, 
melancolía, elasticidad; E I con thee elegirá vivir. 

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• Digital Close Reading: TEI for Teaching <b>Poetic</b> Vocabularies by Sarah Ruth Jacobs (2013/05/15 08:41)

  Such praxis structured a textual encoding project designed for upper-level undergraduates who constructed an edition of “Laura's Dream; or, the Moonlanders” by nineteenth-century poet Melesina Trench. ..... blurb placing the poem into a very particular Spenserian context: “In the two-canto allegory of Laura's Dream Melesina Trench presents a feminine revision of Paradise Lost drawing upon the imagery of Spenser's Garden of Adonis and Milton's 'Il Penseroso'.
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• <b>Milton</b> On Shakespeare: All Those Monuments | Muse*less by d_a_harper (2013/04/22 07:10)

  In honor of Shakespeare's birthday (traditionally celebrated on 23 April, which is also the anniversary of his death in 1616), I propose we take another look at Milton's poem “On Shakespeare. ... than terracotta warriors attending a king because it is constantly refreshed with new readers made into new monuments. Milton recalls these lines in Il Penseroso as he describes the result of serious contemplation. Milton invites Melancholy: Come, but keep thy wonted state, ...
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  Charles Jennens' friend James Harris had an idea for a scheme based on Milton's poems L'Allegro and Il Penseroso, interleaving the two so as to provide the sort of vivid contrasts which appealed to Handel. This worked, and Handel's new oratorio was set in ... This was how L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato was premiered by Handel in 1740 (with soloists including Elisabeth Duparc 'La Francesina' and John Beard). But soon afterwards Hand made changes, ...
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  John Milton was an English poet, polemicist, a scholarly man of letters, and a civil servant for the Commonwealth (republic) of England under Oliver Cromwell. He wrote at a time of .... While at Cambridge he wrote a number of his well-known shorter English poems, among them On the Morning of Christ's Nativity, his Epitaph on the admirable Dramatick Poet, W. Shakespeare, his first poem to appear in print, L'Allegro and Il Penseroso. Study, Poetry, and Travel ...
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  My name is Alfred J. Drake (Ph.D. in English, UC Irvine 1997), and this is a collection of my notes on John Milton's work, including shorter poems such as "Lycidas," "L'Allegro" and "Il Penseroso," various sonnets, Comus, ...
• Early Print Image / Texts: "L&#39;Allegro" and "<b>Il Penseroso</b>" by <b>John Milton</b> by Evan (2013/02/09 10:39)

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  John Milton. NameProfessorSubjectSeptember 19 , 2007Compare and Contrast L allegro and IL PenserosoL allegro and Il Penseroso is a conversation with each other . These ii meters contradict in some way notwithstanding ... Despite of the particular that both narrators of the poems tell their life and journey in different world , they also showed the distinction between good and evilL Allegro and Il Penseroso was said as opposite or strange poems because of its ...
• UGC ENGLISH : TIMELINE OF ENGLISH LITERATURE (1625-1660) by Dipak Giri (2012/12/28 04:52)

  The group included Richard Lovelace, John suckling, Thomas Carew and Robert Herrick. 6.Who is the author of Il Penseroso? Ans. It is a longish poem written by Milton on the experience of gay & thoughtful man. 7.Name the ...
• Musical Toronto | Charles Jennens the unsung inspiration behind <b>...</b> by John Terauds (2012/12/16 19:55)

  For Handel's next season, the scholar reworked two poems by John Milton into the “pastoral ode” L'Allegro, il penseroso ed il moderato. According to Burrows, Handel and Jennens left a trail of letters showing a happy ...
• Reading Is Fun | Six Months in Oxford by Mary (2012/11/08 13:33)

  and, best of all, a list of books and poems I'm supposed to read before I show up: *John Milton: 'Lycidas' (1638), 'Areopagitica' (1644), 'L'Allegro', 'Il Penseroso' (1645), 'Tenure of Kings and Magistrates' (1649), Paradise Lost ...
• Triumph of Handel, Christie, Juilliard415 and Soloists | Seen and <b>...</b> by Stan (2012/11/03 15:14)

  The big exception to the rule was Handel's brilliant L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato. That libretto works better than most because it is based on a poem by John Milton. It was under this Papal ban that Handel wrote his ...
• William Blake: Religion and Psychology: <b>MILTON&#39;S</b> L&#39;ALLEGRO by ellie (2012/09/12 03:25)

  One series of Blake's illustrations to the poems of John Milton includes the unusual feature of commentary by Blake himself. Blake's watercolor illustration to L'Allegro and Il Penseroso created after 1816 for Thomas Butts is ...
• Raul de Saldanha: <b>John Milton</b>, The Complete English <b>Poems</b> by Raul de Saldanha (2012/06/29 07:53)

  (Il Penseroso, nun: The primary meaning is that of a pagan priestess; grain = color; cypress lawn = black fine linen). Far from all resort of mirth,. Save the cricket on the hearth,. Or the bellman's drowsy charm. To bless the doors ...
• Lars von Trier&#39;s "Melencolia" - The Wagnerian by The Wagnerian (2012/06/16 17:51)

  Or, we may turn to John Milton, who gave in "Il Penseroso" the supreme poetic expression of the theory of inspired melancholy. "Divinest Melancholy," whose black face hides a saintly visage too bright for human sense, ...
• Middle C » Anniversaries the pretext for chamber organ recital for <b>...</b> by Rosemary Collier (2012/06/02 04:40)

  Handel: 'Sweet Bird' (from L'Allegro, Il Penseroso ed Il Moderato). Douglas Mews ... Stanley had very restricted vision for most of his life, so the song of the blind boy was quite poignant, though the poem (by Colley Cibber) ends on a more positive note, explaining that the boy can 'bear a loss I ne'er can know. Then let not what I ... This song from Il Penseroso (words by John Milton) represented sadness, enlivened by the flute imitating the nightingale. Thus ended an ...
• <b>John Milton</b> (1608-1674) | EducationCing! by Mohamed Khamis (2012/05/31 10:56)

  It is convenient to consider Milton's works in three divisions. In the first phase of his life, he wrote his shorter poems when he was young. Both of his "L'Allegro", meaning the happy man, and "Il Penseroso", meaning the ...
• <b>John Milton</b> - Life and Times of <b>John Milton</b> by poetryblog (2012/04/04 21:08)

  During his period of private study Milton wrote a number of poems including “On the Morning of Christ's Nativity”, “On Shakespeare” “L'Allegro”, “Il Penseroso” and the pastoral elegy “Lycidas”. After Lycidas in 1637, Milton ...
• Divinest Sense: {Guest Post} "L&#39;Allegro" and "<b>Il Penseroso</b>": The <b>...</b> by Jen Rose (2012/04/04 07:00)

  Allow me to proceed to indulge in discussing one of my favorite writers, John Milton. Milton is a ... So as a less-than-uber geek, I feel privileged to share the joy I find in Milton's companion poems “L'Allegro” and “Il Penseroso.” ...
• Paris Review – Campy Fiction; Smoking Strictures, Lorin Stein by Lorin Stein (2012/03/09 11:00)

  -For a pair of poems, Milton's “L'Allegro” and “Il Penseroso” (Maybe too long for what you had in mind, but definitely great to read. ... Now look at the way John Waters produced very deliberate trash. His films are generally ...
• <b>John Milton</b> | Blue Line by admin (2012/03/02 09:18)

  Among the most important of these are the companion poems L'Allegro and Il Penseroso, both published later in Poems (1645); Milton's first published poem in English, On Shakespeare, composed in 1630 and published ...
• Mark Morris – in L&#39;Allegro, <b>Il Penseroso</b> ed Il Moderato – Washington <b>...</b> by Oksana Khadarina (2012/02/21 04:16)

  At the heart of the oratorio are two pastoral odes by English poet John Milton (1608-1674), the cheerful “L'Allegro” and the contemplative “Il Penseroso.” To create a bridge between Milton's joyful and meditative poetic moods, ...
• In Defence of Sadness | Advokat Dyavola by nashdown (2012/02/08 10:37)

  This association of gloom and genius was revived during the Renaissance, leading John Milton to exclaim, in his poem Il Penseroso: “Hail, divinest melancholy/whose saintly visage is too bright/to hit the sense of human sight.
• A More Gentlemanlike Manner: Mark Morris Dance Group by JJD (2012/01/28 21:32)

  Now, I would add tonight's performance at the Kennedy Center of Handel's L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato by the Mark Morris Dance Group. The history of this piece is as follows: John Milton wrote two poems, L'Allegro ...
• Books | &#39;The Man Within My Head&#39;: Pico Iyer&#39;s unlikely muse | Seattle <b>...</b> by unknown (2012/01/22 01:00)

  Yet Iyer retains a lightness of spirit so different from Greene's dark "slough of despond" that the two bring to mind John Milton's pair of contrasting poems "L'Allegro" and "Il Penseroso." For those who are fascinated with the ...
• TTC Video - Life and Writings of <b>John Milton</b> » DOWNEU by tungkon (2011/12/30 00:36)

  Milton already had a respectable portfolio of work, including poems "On Shakespeare" (1630) and "Il Penseroso" (1631), the lyrical elegy "Lycidas" (1638), and sonnets. Milton then turned his considerable intellect towards ...
• The Music In It: Adele Kenny&#39;s <b>Poetry</b> Blog: <b>Poetry</b> Prompt #79 <b>...</b> by noreply@blogger.com (ADELE KENNY) (2011/11/19 05:15)

  I've chosen "Il Penseroso" by Thomas Cole, one of my favorite painters and the founder of the Hudson River School. Interestingly, Cole's "Il Penseroso" was inspired by a poem of the same title written by John Milton in 1631 ...
• Mount Aenos: <b>penseroso</b> by -E- (2011/10/20 19:46)

  1.) A brooding or melancholy person, or personality (O.E.D. 2nd Edition). Etymology: From the title of John Milton's poem "Il Penseroso" (1632), adopted from obsolete Italian penseroso, now pensieroso, from pensiere thought.
• Earth Junk: A Conversation With Neil Hagerty - WFMU&#39;s Beware of <b>...</b> by Alex Goldstein (2011/10/06 11:09)

  I read poetry for myself and I didn't write it. It wasn't until 92 or something when I saw a Mark Morris dance of "L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato" by Handel (libretto by John Milton) that a switch got thrown and I really heard ...
• Door Stop Novels: Optional <b>Poet</b>: <b>John Milton</b> by Space Coyote (2011/09/21 18:45)

  Theme: The poem is of course paired with the contrasting poem Il Penseroso. L'Allegro is Italian for “the happy man,” Il Penseroso is Italian for “the melancholy man.” This poem is playful and set in a pastoral scene where the ...
• ENG 254 <b>Poetry</b>, Genres and Techniques - Views by Segun Omosule Ph.D (2011/08/09 10:31)

  The English poet John Milton, in his poem Il Penseroso, invokes the spirit of melancholy in the following words: “Hail divinest Melancholy, whose saintly visage is too bright to hit the sense of human sight”. Climax, arrangement ...
• The Marcucilli Blog: <b>Milton&#39;s</b> Triple Threat Liberty & Companion <b>Poems</b> by dmdailies (2011/06/05 00:00)

  In John Milton's L' Allegro and Il Penseroso, day shares equal importance with night, and leisure shares equal importance with work; for if the epic poet chooses one lifestyle over the other, then he would represent a single ...
• <b>Poetry</b> Caste » Blog Archive » <b>Il Penseroso</b> by admin (2011/06/04 05:17)

  Il Penseroso. HEnce vain deluding joyes, The brood of folly without father bred, How little you bested, Or fill the fixed mind with all your toyes; Dwell in som idle brain, And fancies fond with gaudy shapes possess, As thick and numberless. As the gay .... Of every Star that Heav'n doth shew, And every Herb that sips the dew; Till old experience do attain. To somthing like Prophetic strain. These pleasures Melancholy give, And I with thee will choose to live. John Milton ...
• George Frideric Handel&#39;s &#39;L&#39;Allegro, <b>Il Penseroso</b> ed Il Moderato <b>...</b> by unknown (2011/05/17 00:00)

  reviewed by MARIA NOCKIN. L'Allegro, Il Penseroso and Il Moderato are three poems by English poet John Milton (1608-1674) that composer George Frideric Handel used as the libretto for an ode. Handel composed it over ...
• &#39;L&#39;Allegro, <b>il Penseroso</b> ed il Moderato - The Orange County Register by By PAUL HODGINS (2011/05/06 11:21)

  He chose an obscure 1740 oratorio by George Frideric Handel, a setting of John Milton's "L'Allegro" and "Il Penseroso," two poems that create a dichotomy between contrasting emotional states, cheerfulness and pensiveness.
• Mark Morris masterpiece finally returns to southern California <b>...</b> by By PAUL HODGINS (2011/04/28 17:00)

  June Omura and Bradon McDonald in Mark Morris' 'L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato." The two-hour work, set to the music of G. F. Handel and the poetry of John Milton, will be performed at the Music Center of Los ...
• Free English Literature Notes and Guides: How to analyze a <b>poem</b> <b>...</b> by Ardhendu De (2011/04/21 23:00)

  For example: William Shakespeare invokes womenfolk in these satirical words: Frailty, thy name is woman (Hamlet) or the poet John Milton, in his poem Il Penseroso, invokes the spirit of melancholy in the following words: ...
• Wordlady: Tripping the light fantastic by Katherine Barber (2011/03/13 05:35)

  As for the phrase I used as the title of this post, we owe it to John Milton, of all people, who coined the usage in a line, "Trip it as ye go On the light fantastick toe." in his poem L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato (now also a ...
• Witness: Looking for Leopardi: Tom Howard on <b>John Milton</b> by Webster Bull (2011/03/07 16:33)

  He explains the poetical form of apostrophe, in which the poet addresses an abstraction, and discusses two short examples from Milton, “Allegro,” about happiness, and “Il Penseroso,” about melancholy. Noting that such ...
• The Triumph: Heretic Pride: The Radicalism of <b>John Milton</b> (pt. 2) by Jasper (2011/03/02 22:10)

  Heretic Pride: The Radicalism of John Milton (pt. 2). "And I start laughing like a child, And I mark their faces one by one. Transfigurations gonna come for me at last, And I will burn hotter than the sun. I waited so long and now I ...
• GRE and GRE Subject Test in Literature: <b>John Milton</b> and His Oh So <b>...</b> by Cleopatronize (2011/02/05 17:44)

  Not only did he work for Cromwell, but he also wrote some heavy stuff other than “Paradise Lost”, both poetry and prose. In poetry, he is known for his “Lycidas”, “L'Allegro”, “Il Penseroso”, and “Paradise Regained” (which, ...
• A Student of English: Bardliness by Robyn (2011/02/03 15:36)

  John, having no truck with wine or women at the time, could not offer any real advice for his friend except to assure Chuck that his poetry must be even more beautiful because of his Yuletide reveling, and that the combination of lively spirits within young Charles ... While Milton may have been a bard poet and only a bard poet, Il Penseroso with seldom a hint of L'Allegro coming through, later and modern poets probably led decidedly more complex psychological lives.
• L&#39;Allegro, <b>Il Penseroso</b> | Lolo:Lit by Lolo (2011/01/17 11:20)

  “Il Penseroso” and “L'Allegro”. John Milton. From the Collection: The Poems of Mr. John Milton both English and Latin. First Publication: 1645, Unknown Publisher. About the Poet. Born in 1608 in London, John Milton entered ...
• Eye Level: Luce Unplugged by Tierney (2010/11/26 06:00)

  The neoclassical marble sculpture is based on the allegorical figure of Melancholy from John Milton's 1632 poem Il Penseroso. Milton's central character, the Thinker, embodies both the black melancholy that afflicts its victims ...
• l&#39;allegro, <b>il penseroso</b>, comus, and lycidas - <b>john milton</b> and his works by HELLFIRE CLUB (2010/08/28 10:56)

  Such sights as youthful poets dream. On summer eves by haunted stream. Then to the well-trod stage anon, If Jonson's learned sock be ... IL PENSEROSO HENCE, vain deluding Joys, ............The brood of Folly without father bred! How little you bested ............Or fill the fixed mind with all your toys! Dwell in some idle brain, ............And fancies fond with gaudy shapes possess, As thick and numberless ............As the gay motes that people the sun-beams, Or likest hovering ...
• <b>Poems</b> of <b>Milton</b>: <b>Il Penseroso</b> | Bookstove by John Walsh (2010/06/04 02:39)

  An introduction to one of Milton's last early poems, which is a companion piece to L'Allegro and praises melancholy rather than joy. ... Poems of Milton: Il Penseroso. Published by John Walsh, June 4, 2010 ...
• The Antidote—Classic <b>Poetry</b> for Modern Life: A Reading of L <b>...</b> by By Christopher Nield (2010/05/25 21:19)

  The title of Milton's poem “L'Allegro” means “the happy man.” ... Milton's companion poem “Il Penseroso,” a study of the thoughtful man, attempts to answer this question. Reading the two poems together forces us to ponder what we really believe. Pure bliss from beginning to end, Milton's “L'Allegro” contains ... on the road to wisdom. John Milton (1608–1674) was an English poet, most famous for his epic work Paradise Lost. Christopher Nield is a poet living in London.
• Opera Today : Mark Morris Dance Group: L&#39;Allegro, <b>il Penseroso</b> ed <b>...</b> by gary@operatoday.com (2010/04/19 09:24)

  His librettist, Charles Jennens, (best known as the librettist of The Messiah), selected and assembled Milton's poems sequentially, and added the text for Il Moderato; Morris re-arranges once again, moving continually but ...
• <b>Poetry</b> Moment: <b>Il Penseroso</b> by <b>John Milton</b> by Clarica (2010/03/17 13:00)

  Hence, vain deluding Joys, The brood of Folly without father bred! How little you bestead. Or fill the fixèd mind with all your toys! Dwell in some idle brain, And fancies fond with gaudy shapes possess. As thick and numberless ...
• <b>John Milton</b> (1608-1674) – lebanonism.com by Edmond El Chidiac (2010/03/11 23:29)

  John Milton (1608-1674). Mar 12th, 2010. by Edmond El Chidiac. One of the greatest poets of the English language, best-known for his epic poem PARADISE LOST (1667). Milton's powerful, rhetoric prose and the eloquence of his poetry ... He adopted no profession but spent six years at leisure in his father's home, writing during that time L'ALLEGRO, IL PENSEROSO (1632), COMUS (1634), and LYCIDAS (1637), about the meaning of death, which was composed after the death of ...
• Logismoi: &#39;Of Twilight Time&#39;—Samuel Palmer in Word & Image by aaronandbrighid (2010/03/10 23:00)

  Samuel Palmer was decisively influenced by the poetry of John Milton, and with his etchings illustrated 'L'Allegro' and 'Il Penseroso'; all his life he tried to re-create the 'Valley of Vision' [1] filled with the shadows cast by ...
• Gypsy Scholar: "Fall" as "Autumn" in <b>Milton&#39;s</b> Knowledge? by Horace Jeffery Hodges (2010/01/04 11:02)

  In yesterday's blog entry, I made the following remark about one of John Milton's intentions in Paradise Lost: The other term for "autumn" is, after all, "fall," which Milton seems to avoid in Paradise Lost as a synonym for "autumn," but .... Of course, Milton did know these famous paired poems as they became the models for L'Allegro and Il Penseroso. At 8:30 AM, Blogger Horace Jeffery Hodges said... Ah, thank you, Eshuneutics, for that gem. You are a fount of knowledge ...
• Forced Perspective: Defending <b>John</b>: A Reflection on the Accusation <b>...</b> by Rebecca Blauvelt (2009/12/20 12:30)

  John Milton's poetry and prose, as well as a consideration of his personal history, reveal a complex set of ideals and beliefs on many subjects – education, marriage and Liberty chiefly among them. .... knowledge are reminiscent of the approaches to life which Milton described in the companion poems “L'Allegro” and “Il Penseroso” which read together imply that neither alone is sufficient, but each together are complimentary and necessary for a balanced perspective.
• Go see – New York: &#39;William Blake&#39;s World: A New Heaven Is Begun <b>...</b> by Jane (2009/09/16 21:00)

  Other important works on display include his drawing “Fire” which addresses the subject of war and 12 drawings illustrating John Milton's poems “L'Allegro” and “Il Penseroso”, both of which were undertaken for Blake's ...
• Logismoi: &#39;Here Romualdus, Here Maccarius See&#39;—St Romuald <b>...</b> by aaronandbrighid (2009/07/02 22:51)

  62-3), an identification that Yates believes inspired, among others, the artist Albrecht Dürer (in his 'Melencolia' series) and the poet John Milton. In 'Il Penseroso', the latter hails 'divinest Melancholy, / Whose Saintly visage', ...
• New Zealand <b>Poet</b> Laureate: the book by Courtney Johnston (2009/06/28 14:19)

  The counters among you will not fail to notice that “mirabile dictu” is the third poem, while “wonderful to relate” is the third to last. Perhaps we can think of these two as the “Il Penseroso” and “L'Allegro” of John Milton's pairing.
• MILTON, J.: Essential <b>John Milton</b> (The) - NA888512 - Naxos by unknown (2009/06/12 09:41)

  MILTON, J.: Essential John Milton (The) by John Milton. Listen to classical music ... This thoughtful collection of John Milton's finest poetry marks the quarter centenary of the poet's birth in 1608. It is read by several of .... 3. Il Penseroso 00:05:21 ...
• Mark Morris Dance Group :: Morris&#39; L&#39;ALLEGRO, <b>IL PENSEROSO</b> <b>...</b> by Mark Morris Dance Group (2009/04/30 10:13)

  ... ed il Moderato. Music by George Frideric Handel; pastoral ode after poems by John Milton, rearranged by Charles Jennens ... View the complete performance archive of L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato. View an historical slide show on ...
• Handel Reborn - The Morning News by themorningnews.org (2009/04/14 07:30)

  The full title is L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato, which seems a tad excessivo. It's probably my favorite, a pastoral ode based on poems by John Milton, with Mirth and Melancholy extolling their own virtues, contradicting ...
• <b>Poetry</b> and Prose of <b>John Milton</b>: L&#39;allegro and <b>Il Penseroso</b> by wdk (2009/03/24 02:24)

  For next time, we will be looking at the companion poems, "L'allegro" and "Il Penseroso." What is Milton's strategy in the writing companion poems? What is the relationship between the "Mirth" celebrated in "L'Allegro" and the ...
• <b>Il Penseroso</b> | out of the window/I saw by consciousnesswalk (2009/01/28 19:47)

  In John Milton's "Il Penseroso," the poet prays to the Goddess of Melancholy to com visit him. He meant a state of mind bright "beyond mortal sight" in which the soul takes in certain aesthetic and intellectual experiences, ...
• Gypsy Scholar: Eshuneutics on Hobson&#39;s <b>Milton</b> by Horace Jeffery Hodges (2009/01/04 13:09)

  "Lycidas" is deeply concerned with the evils of the established Church and "Il Penseroso" is a coded analysis of the poet and hermetical monarchy. Milton allied himself with transformational Protestantism long before his visit ...
• <b>John Milton</b>: Biography from Answers.com by unknown (2008/12/09 01:18)

  8?, 1674, London?) English poet and pamphleteer. Milton attended the University of Cambridge (162532), where he wrote poems in Latin, Italian, and English; these include the companion poems L'Allegro and Il Penseroso, both written 1631.
• Eshuneutics: Thoughts revisited: <b>Milton&#39;s</b> Birthday. by eshuneutics (2008/12/09 01:00)

  Milton drew on the tradition of “silent numbers” whilst writing On the Morning of Christ's Nativity. The poem divides 1,2,3,4./8/9/10. It begins with the tetractys, an expression of perfect law…the poem to follow will announce the new law of Christ. ... He used numbers extensively and in a much more refined manner in Il Penseroso. For Milton ... Lycidas was written in 1637 as a memorial to the death of Edward King, a Fellow at Christ's at the same time as John Milton.
• <b>John Milton</b>- <b>Poets</b>.org - <b>Poetry</b>, <b>Poems</b>, Bios & More by unknown (2008/07/16 19:03)

  During his period of private study, Milton composed a number of poems, including "On the Morning of Christ's Nativity," "On Shakespeare," "L'Allegro," "Il Penseroso," and the pastoral elegy "Lycidas." In May of 1638, Milton began a 13-month ...
• Audio Readings of L&#39;Allegro and <b>Il Penseroso</b> : <b>John Milton</b>: The <b>...</b> by Kevin Creamer (2008/06/30 05:13)

  John Milton: The Milton-L Home Page. Looking for something in particular? ... June 30, 2008. Gardner Campbell has posted recordings of Il Penseroso and L'Allegro on his web site. ... Posted by Kevin Creamer | Filed Under Audio, Poetry ...
• Gypsy Scholar: <b>John Milton</b>: "transcendentalizing the flesh"? by Horace Jeffery Hodges (2008/06/27 13:45)

  On the Milton List recently, Professor John Geraghty made an interesting remark about Alexander Gill, John Milton's old schoolmaster at St. Paul's School, in which Milton enrolled at age 12 -- or did Geraghty intend Alexander Gill the Younger, a lifelong friend of Milton? Anyway, here's the remark: I remember ... "Il Penseroso" suggests the same: by starving/transcending the body, the poet is lifted into an angelic furor. At 7:06 AM, Blogger Horace Jeffery Hodges said.
• The Wandering <b>Poet</b> Society: Piece of Mind: <b>Il Penseroso</b>-lved by Wandering Poet (2008/05/17 11:42)

  The other half of the title is an homage to John Milton's poem Il Penseroso. (usually accompanied with the poem L'Allegro)His poem is about engaging in a type of melancholy but in the sense of scholarly contemplation. by ...
• Some Landscapes: Russet Lawns, and Fallows Gray by Plinius (2008/03/16 13:25)

  John Milton's poem describing 'the happy man', L'Allegro (1631), inspired various artists: Turner, Blake and Cole (above) for example. Here are some lines in which Milton himself paints a ... Its libretto by Charles Jennens interweaved L'Allegro with Milton's companion poem Il Penseroso ('The contemplative man') and, in the third movement, resolved their differing moods with a poem of Jennens' own, Il Moderato. Here is part of the libretto which starts with text from Il ...
• The Essential <b>John Milton</b> (selections) - Naxos Audiobooks by unknown (2008/02/02 18:18)

  John Milton, The Essential John Milton, Anton Lesser. ... This thoughtful collection of John Milton's finest poetry marks the quatercentenary of the poet's birth in 1608. ... Paradise Lost; Paradise Regained; At a Vacation Exercise; L'Allegro; Il Penseroso; At a Solemn Musick; To Mr. H. Lawes, on his Aires; On Time; On Shakespear; On The Morning of Christ's Nativity; The Hymn; Sonnet: To the Lord General Cromwell; On The Detraction Which Followed Upon My Writing Certain Treatises ...
• Faith and Theology: <b>Milton&#39;s</b> 400th birthday by Ben Myers (2008/01/22 04:54)

  Milton's 400th birthday. This year marks the 400th anniversary of the birth of John Milton, the greatest poet who has ever lived. There will be lots of celebratory events around the world throughout 2008 (I myself am co-organising a conference here in Brisbane). If you're lucky ... And there'll be performances of Comus and Paradise Lost, as well as a performance of Handel's oratorio L'Allegro, Il Penseroso, ed Il Moderato (which is based on Milton's poems). Later in the ...
• Handel - L&#39;Allegro, <b>il Penseroso</b> ed il Moderato | Free eBooks <b>...</b> by unknown (2008/01/20 07:53)

  L'Allegro, il Pensieroso ed il Moderato (HWV 55) is a pastoral ode by George Frideric Handel based on the poetry of John Milton. L'Allegro was composed in the winter of 1740 and premiered on the 27th of February at the ...
• <b>Milton</b> in 2008 | OUPblog by Rebecca (2008/01/08 07:28)

  Philip Pullman reflects on Milton. ... Four hundred years after the birth of John Milton, he still lives, his example still inspires, his words still echo. Paradise Lost is played on the stage, is sung to music, is choreographed for a ballet; it is an audiobook, it is ... He was in his fifties, and had published many poems already, some of which (Lycidas, L'Allegro, Il Penseroso, Comus) are among the loveliest of all English verse. He would be remembered still as a poet if he had ...
• BIOGRAPHY: <b>john milton</b> by manish (2007/09/30 00:01)

  John Milton (1608-1674) One of the greatest poets of the English language, best-known for his epic poem PARADISE LOST (1667). Milton's powerful, rhetoric prose and the eloquence of his poetry had an immense influence especially on the 18th-century ... He adopted no profession but spent six years at leisure in his father's home, writing during that time L'ALLEGRO, IL PENSEROSO (1632), COMUS (1634), and LYCIDAS (1637), written after the death of his friend Edward King.
• Saratoga Dispatch—or—The Pleasures of <b>...</b> - JAMES ROE by James Roe (2007/07/22 06:00)

  ------------John Milton, from “Il Penseroso” (1633) “The Four Temperaments,” Balanchine's 1946 masterpiece, is an essential ballet. Whereas Robbin's “Dances at a Gathering” creates an “eloquent vernacular,” this work speaks ...
• Robyn Orlin: A Piece for Several Memories - Culturekiosque by unknown (2007/06/16 22:00)

  L'Allegro, Il Penseroso ed Il Moderato, renamed A Piece for Several Memories by the choreographer, is one of the most beautiful and luminous scores the composer wrote. The two allegorical poems by John Milton, written ...
• <b>John Milton&#39;s</b> two <b>poems</b> L&#39;Allegro and <b>Il Penseroso</b>... - timjarmansucks by Timmy (2006/10/22 22:08)

  John Milton's two poems L'Allegro and Il Penseroso are nearly identical in structure. They both start off with a ten line portion that is completely different from the meter and rhyme scheme of the remaining lines.
• <b>John Milton</b>, “L&#39;Allegro” and “<b>Il Penseroso</b>” - John Powell&#39;s British Lit. by John Powell (2006/10/18 09:31)

  John Milton, “L'Allegro” and “Il Penseroso”. John Milton's “L'Allegro” and “Il Penseroso” offer two different views on happiness. The first poem presents Mirth as the muse of happiness, and shows a carefree, youthful type of ...
• <b>John Milton&#39;s</b> It. <b>Penseroso</b> and L&#39;AllegroIn both o... - English 120 by gloriacriollo (2006/10/18 09:00)

  John Milton's It. Penseroso and L'Allegro In both of these poems, Milton portrays happiness as a state outside that of Melancholy's lair, and a place above in the heavens. However, happiness does not only ... I do wish you'd given some examples of the "natural references" that you see in Il Penseroso; to me, it seems that the lifestyle presented in L'Allegro is much more connected to the earth, it's natural rhythms and its cultivation. While your idea is interesting, the lack ...
• <b>John Milton&#39;s poems</b>, "L&#39;Allegro" and "<b>Il Penseroso</b> - The 120 by Carlton Shreve (2006/10/17 22:21)

  John Milton's poems, "L'Allegro" and "Il Penseroso," both expressed alternative means to happiness. However, they are achieved through different avenues. "L'Allegro's" rhythm was more light and upbeat, representing the ...
• <b>Milton&#39;s</b> “L&#39;Allegro” and “<b>Il Penseroso</b>” - ENGL120 by Weezie Townsend (2006/10/17 19:14)

  Milton's “L'Allegro” and “Il Penseroso”: There is no possible way to understand either of Milton's poems “L'Allegro” or “Il Penseroso” without analyzing them together and in terms of each other. These companion pieces adhere ...
• the light fantastic: <b>Milton</b>, "<b>Il Penseroso</b>" "L&#39;Allegro" by christina (2006/10/17 14:13)

  Milton, "Il Penseroso" "L'Allegro". The two poems are reminiscent of the twin masks of theatre (the comedy and tragedy ones). Specifically, both poems address the Orpheus myth, where the musician followed his dead wife ...
• Melancholia: Better to reign in hell than serve in heav&#39;n. by C. R. (2006/03/29 13:44)

  Milton's powerful, rhetoric prose and the eloquence of his poetry had an immense influence especially on the 18th-century verse. Besides poems ... Milton's father, also named John, had risen to prosperity as a scrivener or law writer - he also composed music. ... He adopted no profession but spent six years at leisure in his father's home, writing during that time L'ALLEGRO, IL PENSEROSO (1632), COMUS (1634), and LYCIDAS (1637), written after the death of his friend Edward King.
• Year 8 Booklist | Charlotte Mason Help by lindafay (2003/09/01 00:00)

  John MacArthur's various Bible book studies (see CM bookshop). Apologetics and Devotionals .... John Milton, selected poems, to include Paradise Lost Book I, L'Allegro, Il Penseroso, Lycidas, On His Blindness. * **The Roar on the Other ...
• <b>John Milton</b> Reading Room - Dartmouth College by unknown (2002/06/30 17:00)

  Upon Several Occasions (1673). Title Page (1673) [This second edition of Milton's collected Poems contained everything from Poems (1645), as well as the following additions and the prose treatise, Of Education] On the Death of a Fair Infant ...
• December 9 Birthdays: <b>John Milton</b> | Infoplease.com by unknown (2001/01/31 17:00)

  December 9 birthdays: John Milton, Joel Chandler Harris, Junior Wells, John Cassavetes, Grace Hopper, Jean de Brunhoff, Grace Hopper, Tom Daschle, Crown Princess Masako, Felicity Huffman, John Malkovich, Margaret Hamilton, Kirk ... Although the exact dates are unknown, “L'Allegro” and “Il Penseroso” were probably written not long after this. ... Resolved to be a poet, Milton retired to his father's estate at Horton after leaving Cambridge and devoted himself to his studies.
• <b>Milton</b>, <b>John</b> definition of <b>Milton</b>, <b>John</b> in the Free Online Encyclopedia. by unknown (2001/01/31 17:00)

  English poet and pamphleteer. Milton attended the University of Cambridge (1625–32), where he wrote poems in Latin, Italian, and English; these include “L'Allegro” and “Il Penseroso,” both published later in Poems (1645). In 1632–39 he ...
• The Wondering Minstrels: L&#39;Allegro -- <b>John Milton</b> by Sitaram (1999/12/01 03:00)

  ... (non-epic) poems - L'Allegro, Il Penseroso, Lycidas - into multiple instalments... this seemed to me to be the lesser of the two evils. Anyway, on to the poem. Like Shakespeare before him, Milton had an astonishing facility for ...

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• L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato, Gabrieli Consort/McCreesh, St John's ... - The Independent (2013/05/11 06:34)

  L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato, Gabrieli Consort/McCreesh, St John's ...The IndependentHe and his librettist Charles Jennens were on the verge of writing Messiah when they decided to make this setting of Milton's text, and for the opening concert in this year's Lufthansa Festival Paul McCreesh decided to ignore later accretions and go ...and more »