Recollections, 1권Chapman and Hall, 1868 |
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Alfieri already army artistic Austrian Balbo beautiful became become believe Benevello Bidone brother carriage Castel Castel Sant'Elia Cavour Cesare Balbo character Charles Albert Collegno Count Count Cavour Countess Crescentino dear duty Europe everything fact faith father feel Fenestrelle Florence foreign French friends heard heart Heaven honest honour horses House of Savoy idea Italian Italy Jesuit king Lagnasco latter less lived MARCHIONESS Marquis Massimo d'Azeglio means ment mind minister Monsignor montese moral Morozzo mother Naples Napoleon nation nature Nepi never noble once painted painter passion perhaps Piedmont Piedmontese political poor Pope priest princes Prospero Balbo reader recollect religious remember revolution Roman Rome sacrifice Savigliano Signor society soldiers soon soul Taparelli things thought tion took true truth Turin Verstappen Vittorio Alfieri word write young youth
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236 페이지 - Dell' umana natura posto in bando : Che in la mente m' è fitta, ed or m' accora, La cara buona imagine paterna Di voi, quando nel mondo ad ora ad ora M...
273 페이지 - ... ipsum clarius faceret, sparsa congregaret imperia ritusque molliret et tot populorum discordes ferasque linguas sermonis commercio contraheret ad conloquia et humanitatem homini daret breviterque una cunctarum gentium in toto orbe patria fieret.
109 페이지 - La pitié est souvent un sentiment de nos propres maux dans les maux d'autrui; c'est une habile prévoyance des malheurs où nous pouvons tomber; nous donnons du secours aux autres pour les engager à nous en donner en de semblables occasions ; et ces services que nous leur rendons sont, à proprement parler, des biens que nous nous faisons à nousmêmes par avance.
236 페이지 - Hadst not been driven forth ; for in my mind Is fix'd, and now strikes full upon my heart, The dear, benign, paternal image, such As thine was, when so lately thou didst teach me The way for man to win eternity : And how I prized the lesson, it...
164 페이지 - Dagli atrii muscosi, dai Fori cadenti Dai boschi, dall'arse fucine stridenti, Dai solchi bagnati di servo sudor, Un volgo disperso repente si desta; Intende l'orecchio, solleva la testa, Percosso da novo crescente romor. Dai guardi dubbiosi, dai pavidi volti, Qual raggio di sole da nuvoli folti, Traluce de...
103 페이지 - What o'clock is it ?" or to say, " I am thirsty; I am hungry; I am tired;" but in everything else we had full liberty of speech and action. Returning from one of these excursions, we one day found ourselves below Castel di Poggio, a rugged stony path leading towards Vincigliata. In one hand I had a nosegay of wild flowers, gathered by the way, and in the other a stick, when I happened to stumble, and fell awkwardly. My father sprang forward to pick me up, and seeing that one arm pained me, he examined...
294 페이지 - With few exceptions, the only object of the writers was to make money, wherefore they coveted popularity, and basely pandered to all the depraved instincts of the multitude. And as, when these are to be incited, the true and holy democracy of equality before the law is of much less use to him who seeks to become rich and ride in his carriage than that other democracy which tramples...
292 페이지 - ... first, is not the only one. Here the problem becomes multiplied. What is love in the heart of man ? Love of himself, of others, of ideas, of things ? Which is true love and which is false ? Which is virtuous love and which is sinful? Which is noble and generous, which is foul and abominable ? etc. A hundred such questions might be asked. But everything is confused, indefinite, and illogical ; everything is struggle and contradiction in this vast realm of love ; and even language is under its...
xxxviii 페이지 - Je ne vois plus rien à faire pour le moment. 11 faut rouler jusqu'au fond de l'abîme pour voir où l'on s'arrête, et pour se reconnaître. Alors nous recommencerons! mais ce n'est pas moi qui cueillerai le fruit. Souvenons-nous que l'amour de la patrie est sacrifice, et non jouissance.
xxxv 페이지 - Après de pareils coups, on ne garde plus que les apparences de la vie; l'âme et le cœur sont morts. Je ne verrai plus ma pauvre chère patrie délivrée du joug. Que la volonté de Dieu soit faite!... Je suis à la Spezzia tâchant de me rétablir : ma blessure est toujours ouverte.