Herman Melville,
Clarel — Part 2, Canto 15: The Fountain
(1876)
“ Jordan ye greet, then round ye sway And win Lot's marge. In sight ye'll be: I'll intercept. Ride on, go--nay, Bewitched, why gape ye so at me? Shall man not take the natural way 85 With nature? Tut, fling me the cloak! ”
Herman Melville,
Clarel — Part 2, Canto 15: The Fountain
(1876)
“ They paused, nor ventured to invade. While so, not unconcerned, they stood, 90 The Druze said, "Well, let be. Why chafe? Nights here are mild; one's pretty safe When fearless.--Belex! come, the road!" ”
