O Solitude! Z. 406 (噢，孤独！作品406)-Nancy Argenta
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[00:12.50]O solitude, my sweetest choice
[00:31.82]Places devoted to the night,
[00:38.95]remote from tumult and from noise
[00:54.50]how ye my restless thoughts delight
[00:59.55]O solitude, my sweetest choice
[01:05.43]O heav'ns what content is mine
[01:11.34]to see these trees,
[01:37.19]which have appeared from the nativity of time,
[01:50.17]and which all ages have revered,
[01:56.87]to look today as fresh and green
[02:05.88]as when their beauties first were seen.
[02:31.71]Oh, how agreeable a sight
[02:36.30]these hanging mountains do appear,
[02:44.76]which th'unhappy would invite
[02:49.85]to finish all their sorrows here,
[03:02.69]when their hard fate makes them endure such woes
[03:17.91]as only death can cure.
[03:36.88]Oh, how I solitude adore,
[03:52.32]that element of noblest wit,
[03:59.44]where I have learnt Apollo's lore,
[04:09.57]without the pains to study it.
[04:28.88]For thy sake I in love am grown
[04:33.44]with what thy fancy doth pursue,
[04:39.40]but when I think upon my own,
[04:46.48]I hate it for that reason too,
[05:05.54]because it needs must hinder me from seeing
[05:12.06]and from serving thee.
[05:21.58]O solitude, oh how I solitude adore
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[00:12.50]O solitude, my sweetest choice
[00:31.82]Places devoted to the night,
[00:38.95]remote from tumult and from noise
[00:54.50]how ye my restless thoughts delight
[00:59.55]O solitude, my sweetest choice
[01:05.43]O heav'ns what content is mine
[01:11.34]to see these trees,
[01:37.19]which have appeared from the nativity of time,
[01:50.17]and which all ages have revered,
[01:56.87]to look today as fresh and green
[02:05.88]as when their beauties first were seen.
[02:31.71]Oh, how agreeable a sight
[02:36.30]these hanging mountains do appear,
[02:44.76]which th'unhappy would invite
[02:49.85]to finish all their sorrows here,
[03:02.69]when their hard fate makes them endure such woes
[03:17.91]as only death can cure.
[03:36.88]Oh, how I solitude adore,
[03:52.32]that element of noblest wit,
[03:59.44]where I have learnt Apollo's lore,
[04:09.57]without the pains to study it.
[04:28.88]For thy sake I in love am grown
[04:33.44]with what thy fancy doth pursue,
[04:39.40]but when I think upon my own,
[04:46.48]I hate it for that reason too,
[05:05.54]because it needs must hinder me from seeing
[05:12.06]and from serving thee.
[05:21.58]O solitude, oh how I solitude adore
