Poems by Victor Hugo
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The air's turned gall!
My soul's in chase, my body chafes to wander-- My dagger's filed-- Oh! this chill wind may change, and o'er the mountain May drive me wild!" HENRY L. WILLIAMS. GUITAR SONG. _("Comment, disaient-ils.")_ [XXIII., July 18, 1838.] How shall we flee sorrow--flee sorrow? said he. How, how! How shall we flee sorrow--flee sorrow? said he. How--how--how? answered she. How shall we see pleasure--see pleasure? said he. How, how! How shall we see pleasure--see pleasure? said he. Dream--dream--dream! answered she. How shall we be happy--be happy? said he. How, how! How shall we be happy--be happy? said he. Love--love--love! whispered she. EVELYN JERROLD |
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