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What mystic joy I felt! What rapt devotion!That form, how pregnant with a godlike trace!

When the fiery orb was all defined,There I stood, as though in darkness, blind,Beat my breast, my quicken'd members threwOn the earth, brow-foremost, at the view.

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　　三年之丧，以其丧拜；非三年之丧，以吉拜。三年之丧，如或遗之酒肉，则受之必三辞。主人衰绖而受之。如君命，则不敢辞，受而荐之。丧者不遗人，人遗之，虽酒肉，受也。从父昆弟以下，既卒哭，遗人可也。县子曰：“三年之丧，如斩。期之丧，如剡。”三年之丧，虽功衰不吊，自诸侯达诸士。如有服而将往哭之，则服其服而往。期之丧，十一月而练，十三月而祥，十五月禫。练则吊。既葬，大功吊，哭而退，不听事焉。期之丧，未丧，吊于乡人。哭而退，不听事焉。功衰吊，待事不执事。小功缌，执事不与于礼。相趋也，出宫而退。相揖也，哀次而退。相问也，既封而退。相见也。反哭而退。朋友，虞附而退。吊，非从主人也。四十者执綍：乡人五十者从反哭，四十者待盈坎。

Ah, there blossom'd flowers beside the river,And bright colours gleam'd upon the meadow,Gold, and green, and purple, and enamell'd,All like carbuncles and emeralds seeming!

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As here we see fair lads and lasses,But not a sign of oxen or asses,We know that we have gone astrayAnd so go further on our way.-----

　　天子将出征，类乎上帝，宜乎社，造乎祢，祃于所征之地。受命于祖，受成于学。出征，执有罪；反，释奠于学，以讯馘告。

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　　桓玄義興還後，見司馬太傅，太傅已醉，坐上多客，問人雲：“桓溫來欲作賊，如何？”桓玄伏不得起。謝景重時為長史，舉板答曰：“故宣武公黜昏暗，登聖明，功超伊、霍。紛紜之議，裁之聖鑒。”太傅曰：“我知！我知！”即舉酒雲：“桓義興，勸卿酒。”桓出謝過。

Hafis, with thee, alone with thee

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Then to a flowing stream I ran,--The stream ran past me hastily.

"Let that be as it may," then answered the young man who scarcelyHeard what was said, and his mind had made up already in silence"I will go myself, and out of the mouth of the maidenLearn my own fate, for towards her I cherish the most trustful feelingsThat any man ever cherish'd towards any woman whatever.That which she says will be good and sensible,--this I am sure of.If I am never to see her again, I must once more behold her,And the ingenuous gaze of her black eyes must meet for the last time.If to my heart I may clasp her never, her bosom and shouldersI would once more see, which my arm so longs to encircle:Once more the mouth I would see, from which one kiss and a Yes willMake me happy for ever, a No for ever undo me.But now leave me alone! Wait here no longer. Return youStraight to my father and mother, in order to tell them in personThat their son was right, and that the maiden is worthy.And so leave me alone! I myself shall return by the footpathOver the hill by the pear-tree and then descend through the vineyard,Which is the shortest way back. Oh may I soon with rejoicingTake the beloved one home! But perchance all alone I must slink backBy that path to our house and tread it no more with a light heart."Thus he spoke, and then placed the reins in the hands of the pastor,Who, in a knowing way both the foaming horses restraining,Nimbly mounted the carriage, and took the seat of the driver.