...of parting in return. So shall the wind more gently swell our sails, And from our eyes with soften'd anguish flow The tears of separation. Fare thee well...friendship. THOAS, extending his hand. Fare thee well ! TORQUATO TASSO. A DRAMA BY GOETHE. INTRODUCTION. THE annals of biography offer no page, the perusal...

...of parting in return. So shall the wind more gently swell our sails, And from our eyes with soften'd anguish flow The tears of separation. Fare thee well...extend to me thy hand, In pledge of ancient friendship. '1HoAS (extending his hand). Fare thee well! We have no hesitation in pronouncing Iphigenia the most...

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...sacred right of guests Still let us claim : so not eternally Shall we be severed. Honor'd and beloved, As my own father was, art thou by me : Farewell !...his hand}. Fare thee well! This is a very touching, nohle close, and is in exquisite harmony with the whole. The remarks on this masterpiece have already...

...swell our sails, And from our eyes with softened anguish flow The tears of separation. Fare thee well 1 And graciously extend to me thy hand In pledge of...his hand). Fare thee well! This is a very touching, nohle close, and is in exquisite harmony with the whole. The remarks on this masterpiece have already...

...severed. Honour'd and beloved, As my own father was, art thou by me: Farewell! Oh! do not turn away, bnt give One kindly word of parting in return. So shall...various collateral points of criticism which have been raised in Germany. I will merely allude to the characteristic difference between Ancient and Modern...

...thy fate and thee. Oh, may the gods To thee the merited reward impart And from our eyes with soften'd anguish flow The tears of separation. Fare thee well...friendship. THOAS, extending his hand. Fare thee well ! '•4 TORQUATO TASSO. PERSONS OF THE DRAMA. ALPHONSO n., Duke ofFerrara. LEONORA D'EsTE, Sister to...

...sister bring, Who in the sanctuary on Tauris' shore Unwillingly abides ; so ends the curse." To Phoebus' sister we applied the words, And he referred to thee....various collateral points of criticism which have been raised in Germany. I will merely allude to the characteristic difference between Ancient and Modern...

...gently swell our sails, And from our eyes with softened anguish flow The tears of separation. Fare thoe well ! And graciously extend to me thy hand In pledge...various collateral points of criticism which have been raised in Germany. I will merely allude to the characteristic difference between Ancient and Modern...

...parting in return ! so shall the wind more gently swell our sails, and from our eyes with soften'd anguish flow the tears of separation. Fare thee well...extend to me thy hand in pledge of ancient friendship. Tho. Fare thee well! A. SWANWICK from Goethe 904 IPHIGENIA IN THE TEMPLE OF DIANA T)ENEATH your leafy...