Chapter 14
o on. As urned over t t;du supplice encore mal lavé:e,quot; s do;doigts de faune.quot; e taper fingers, sly in spite of ill o tanzas upon Venice:
Sur une gamme cique,
Le sein de peries ruisselant,
La Vénus de lAdriatique
Sort de leau son corps rose et blanc.
Les d?mes, sur lazur des ondes
Suivant la pour,
Senflent comme des gorges rondes
Que soulève un soupir damour.
Lesquif aborde et me dépose,
Jetant son amarre au pilier,
Devant une fa?ade rose,
Sur le marbre dun escalier.
e to be floating doer-y, seated in a black gondola railing curtains. to raigurquoise-blue t folloo ted birds t flutter round tall alk, ately grace, t-stained arcades. Leaning back saying over and over to himself:
Devant une fa?ade rose,
Sur le marbre dun escalier.
t irred o mad delig Venice, like Oxford, to true romantic, background everyt of time, and intoret. Poor Basil! a o die!
ook up tried to forget. fly in and out of ttle cafe at Smyrna ing turbaned mercs smoke tasselled pipes and talk gravely to eac ears of granite in its lonely sunless exile and longs to be back by t, lotus-covered Nile, ures craeaming mud; o brood over tained marble, tell of t curious statue t Gautier compares to a contralto voice, t;monstre cquot; t couc after a time t of terror came over if Alan Campbell s of England? Days o come. could al importance.
t friends once, five years before-- almost