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Updated: May 10, 2025
"Let us not compare the thoughts of man with those of Heaven; and let us be submissive," said De Thou, gravely. "Amen!" said old Grandchamp, whose eyes had filled with tears, which he hastily brushed away. "What hast thou to do with it, old soldier? Thou weepest," said his master. "Amen!" said a voice, in a nasal tone, at the entrance of the tent.
Came unto Gambara, Wisest of Valas 'Vala, why weepest thou Far in the wide-blue, High up in the Elfin-home, Heard I thy weeping. 'Stop not thy weeping, Till one can fight seven, Sons have I, heroes tall, First in the sword-play; This day at the Wendels' hands Eagles must tear them; While their mothers, thrall-weary, Must grind for the Wendels'
His skepticism kept him from embracing the illusions of his friends converted to Zionism. All his contempt for the tyrants, and his compassion for his people unjustly oppressed, he puts into his poem Ahoti Ruhamah, which is inscribed "to the Honor of the Daughter of Jacob violated by the Son of Hamor." "Why weepest thou, my afflicted sister?
The angels called to her, "Woman, why weepest thou?" "They have taken away my Lord," said she; "and I know not where they have laid him." Then, in a moment, out of the air, He appeared behind her. His body had been changed; it was now a glorified, spiritual body, which could appear and disappear when and how he liked. She turned back, and saw Him standing, but she knew Him not.
Jesus saith unto her, Woman, why weepest thou? Whom seekest thou? She, supposing him to be the gardener, saith unto him, Sir, if thou have borne him hence, tell me where thou hast laid him, and I will take him away. Jesus saith unto her, Mary. She turned herself, and saith unto him, Rabboni; which is to say, Master.
Why, dear lad, dost thou deceive me, and whither dost thou go when I try to grasp thee? Thou encouragest me with friendly looks. When I extend my arms, thou extendest thine; when I smile, thou smilest in return; when I weep, thou weepest; but when I try to clasp thee beneath the stream, thou shunnest me and fleest away! Grief is taking my strength, and my life will soon be over!
HELGI: Thou alone, Sigrun Of Sevafell, Hast so done that Helgi With grief's dew drippeth; O clad in gold Cruel tears thou weepest, Bright May of the Southlands, Or ever thou sleepest; Each tear in blood falleth On the breast of thy lord, Cold wet and bitter-sharp Swollen with sorrow.
Quoth Taj el Mulouk, 'Thy conduct perplexes me; tell me why thou weepest at the sight of this piece of linen. When the young merchant heard speak of the piece of linen, he sighed and answered, 'O my lord, my story is a strange and eventful one, with regard to this piece of linen and her from whom I had it and her who wrought the figures and emblems that be thereon. So saying, he unfolded the piece of linen, and behold, thereon were the figures of two gazelles, facing one another, one wrought in silk and gold and the other in silver with a ring of red gold and three bugles of chrysolite about its neck.
'She has pardoned me, and loves me! Ah, who will make it possible that I too, after such words, should love Hernani and forgive him? Tears! thou weepest, and again it is my fault! And who will punish me? for thou wilt but forgive again! Ah, my friends are dead! and it is a madman speaks to thee. Forgive! I would fain love I know not how. And yet, what deeper love could there be than this? Oh!
His eyes were heavy with tears, and glittering with colors like dewdrops; and there came by a roebuck, and said, 'What ailest thee, that thou weepest blue and red tears? And the stag answered, 'The Turk has come to our city; he has wild dogs for the chase, a goodly pack. 'I will drive them away across the islands! cried the young roebuck; 'I will drive them away across the islands into the deep sea. But before evening the roebuck was slain, and before night the hunted stag was dead."
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