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 English poetry:
 
 <blockquote>
-<b>Saturn is fallen, am I too to fall?
-Am I to leave this haven of my rest,
-This cradle of my glory, this soft clime,
-This calm luxuriance of blissful light,</b>
-And the sweetness that was not in me?
-I have been a slave and an enemy.
-The world has made me its prey ; it's wrong;
-It's cruelty! It's madness! — but you know
-That all things are good for one man or another :
-You see how he can be happy without them:
-He cannot be miserable unless they come
-To his heart with their own poisonous breaths.
-But if there were no other way left us,
-We should never find our happiness again.
-If we could only live on earth alone,
-With nothing else about us than ourselves,
-Our very being would become more real.
-There must be some other place where we may
-Live happily as before, and enjoy life
-As well as now. But what shall we do here?
-What will happen when we die? What will hap-
-                                  [pen then?
-When death comes, let him who knows the end
+<b>Saturn is fallen, am I too to fall?<br/>
+Am I to leave this haven of my rest,<br/>
+This cradle of my glory, this soft clime,<br/>
+This calm luxuriance of blissful light,<br/></b>
+And the sweetness that was not in me?<br/>
+I have been a slave and an enemy.<br/>
+The world has made me its prey ; it's wrong;<br/>
+It's cruelty! It's madness! — but you know<br/>
+That all things are good for one man or another :<br/>
+You see how he can be happy without them:<br/>
+He cannot be miserable unless they come<br/>
+To his heart with their own poisonous breaths.<br/>
+But if there were no other way left us,<br/>
+We should never find our happiness again.<br/>
+If we could only live on earth alone,<br/>
+With nothing else about us than ourselves,<br/>
+Our very being would become more real.<br/>
+There must be some other place where we may<br/>
+Live happily as before, and enjoy life<br/>
+As well as now. But what shall we do here?<br/>
+What will happen when we die? What will hap-<br/>
+                                  [pen then?<br/>
+When death comes, let him who knows the end<br/>
 </blockquote>
 
-French classic play with the 17th century writing style (including the long s)
+French classic play with the 17th century writing style (including the long s):
 
 <blockquote>
-<b>Helas! pour mon malheur ie l’ay trop écouté.
-Ie n’ay point du ſilence affecté le myſtère.
-Ie croyois ſans péril pouuoir eſtre ſincere.
-Et ſans armer mes yeux d’vn moment de rigueur,</b>
-Je ne voy pas que ce foit vn crime à la nature:
-Mais je vous prie, qu'on me donne quelque recompenſe :
-Pourquoy donc auec tant de gloire &c en vne heure?
-Cela fait voir bien clairement que ma defpenfe
-Eft plus grande que celle des autres hommes ;
-Car il eft certain que les Princes font moins heureux;
-Que ceux qui ont eu leur vie par leurs mains confacrée.
-Il y a deux fortes de perfonnes dans le monde :
-Les uns fe nomment gens de lettres ou de prouefleurz,
-Dont on dit que c'eft eux-mesme qui nous donnent tousjours
-Leur efprit & leur cœur aux affaires publiques ;
-Ainfi ils s'appellent gens de cour, comme fi cela
-N'eſtoit autre chofe que ces grands Seigneurs qui gouuernenc
-L'Etat,&qui ſe conferuent toujours avec honneur.
-Ils font fort peu de choſes fans ambition ;
+<b>Helas! pour mon malheur ie l’ay trop écouté.<br/>
+Ie n’ay point du ſilence affecté le myſtère.<br/>
+Ie croyois ſans péril pouuoir eſtre ſincere.<br/>
+Et ſans armer mes yeux d’vn moment de rigueur,<br/></b>
+Je ne voy pas que ce foit vn crime à la nature:<br/>
+Mais je vous prie, qu'on me donne quelque recompenſe :<br/>
+Pourquoy donc auec tant de gloire &c en vne heure?<br/>
+Cela fait voir bien clairement que ma deſpenſe<br/>
+Eſt plus grande que celle des autres hommes ;<br/>
+Car il eſt certain que les Princes font moins heureux;<br/>
+Que ceux qui ont eu leur vie par leurs mains confacrée.<br/>
+Il y a deux fortes de perſonnes dans le monde :<br/>
+Les uns fe nomment gens de lettres ou de proueſleurz,<br/>
+Dont on dit que c'eſt eux-mesme qui nous donnent tousjours<br/>
+Leur efprit & leur cœur aux affaires publiques ;<br/>
+Ainſi ils s'appellent gens de cour, comme ſi cela<br/>
+N'eſtoit autre choſe que ces grands Seigneurs qui gouuernenc<br/>
+L'Etat,&qui ſe conſeruent toujours avec honneur.<br/>
+Ils ſont fort peu de choſes ſans ambition ;<br/>
 </blockquote>
 
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