Translation: Slowly doth bud, and slowly doth mature The wo… - Francesco Dall'Ongaro

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Translation: Slowly doth bud, and slowly doth mature
The woodland oak, yet doth long time endure.
Lashed by the winds, her leaves around she steews,
But, the wind passed, her beauty she renews.

Francesco Dall'Ongaro

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Francesco Dall'Ongaro (19 June 1808, Mansuè – January 10, 1873) was an Italian writer, poet and dramatist.

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Translation: Poor is he who in traitor doth confide :
Never shall snow-clad land good grain provide.
Poor she who in deserter faith doth show :
Never shall flowers on withered branches grow.

Translation: Life has two wings : one, sorrow; one, delight;
Love gives it pinions, God directs its flight.

Giammai, signore, è una parola snella:
Un dì la nota e l’altro la cancella.

Translation: Slowly doth bud, and slowly doth mature The woodland oak, yet doth long time endure. Lashed by the winds, her leaves around she steews, … - Francesco Dall'Ongaro

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