Ay, as a man would be inside the sun, Delirious with the plentitude of light Should interfuse him to the finger-ends" -- X. The Pope, 1564. "You have the sunrise now, joins truth to truth." X. The Pope, 1763. "One makes fools look foolisher fifty-fold By putting in their place the wise like you, To take the full force of an argument Would buffet their stolidity in vain." XI. Guido, 858.英文原著 · 《Introduction to Robert Browning》
Waldo expressed some grief at leaving a spot where game came in such plentitude to find the hunter, and trout simply longed to be caught; but upon being assured of other opportunities, perhaps even more delightful, he sighed and gave consent to mount into space.英文原著 · 《The Lost City》