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aughter gaily rg

and prove y death to be thy festival

fool that i a to bid thee! well i know

thy glory gas by y untily end

and now it is the ti; fro hell&039;s abyss

e thirstg tantas, e sisyph

heavg the cruel stone, e tity

with vulture, and with wheel ixion e,

and e the sisters of the ceaseless toil;

and all to this breast transfer their pas,

and （if such tribute to despair be due）

插nt their deepest tones a doleful dir

over a rse unworthy of a shroud

let the three-headed guardian of the gate,

and all the onstro prony of hell,

the doleful ncert jo: a lover dead

thks can have no fitter obseies

lay of despair, grieve not when thou art gone

forth fro this rrog heart: y isery

brgs fortune to the cae that gave thee birth;

then banish sadness even the tob

the &ot;lay of chrysto&ot; t with the approbation of the listeners,though the reader said it did not see to hi to agree with what hehad heard of arcela&039;s reserve and propriety, for chrysned it of jealoy, spicion, and absence, all to theprejudice of the good na and fa of arcela; to which abrosioreplied as one who knew well his friend&039;s ost secret thoughts,&ot;senor, to reove that doubt i should tell you that when the unhappyan wrote this lay he was away fro arcela, fro who be hadvontarily separated hiself, to try if absence would act with hi asit is wont; and as everythg distre