E you still, be you still, trembling heart; Remember the wisdom out of the old days :Wlio trembles before tlie flame and tlie flood,And tlie winds blowing through the starry ways,A nd blowing us evil and good ;Let the starry winds and the flame and tlie floodCover over and hide, for lie has no part… … gp^aal K&lfl r^JrPfl EMILE VERHAEREN HE frontiers of literature, independent of political dissensionor civil authority, are fixed by language alone. Indeed, itwill often happen that those most divided by conditions ofrace, place, and government, but possessed of a commontongue, can boast a more…
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