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#!/usr/bin/env python | |
# -*- coding: latin-1 -*- | |
shortname = "lorem" | |
program = "Lorem Ipsum Generator (%s)" % shortname | |
version = "0.6.1" | |
copyright = "Copyright (C) 2007 Per Erik Strandberg" | |
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# Copyright 2007 Per Erik Strandberg: <per at pererikstrandberg dot se> | |
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# Thanks to | |
# * Barre, for the n overflow solution | |
# * http://lipsum.sourceforge.net/whatis.php for source lorems and inspiration | |
# * The EMACS spook function | |
from string import join | |
def get_lorem(q = 0): | |
i = -1 | |
i += 1 | |
if q == i: | |
#This text is under public domain | |
#Lorem ipsum | |
#Cicero | |
return u"""lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consetetur sadipscing elitr sed diam nonumy | |
eirmod tempor invidunt ut labore et dolore magna aliquyam erat sed diam | |
voluptua at vero eos et accusam et justo duo dolores et ea rebum stet clita | |
kasd gubergren no sea takimata sanctus est lorem ipsum dolor sit amet lorem | |
ipsum dolor sit amet consetetur sadipscing elitr sed diam nonumy eirmod | |
tempor invidunt ut labore et dolore magna aliquyam erat sed diam voluptua at | |
vero eos et accusam et justo duo dolores et ea rebum stet clita kasd | |
gubergren no sea takimata sanctus est lorem ipsum dolor sit amet lorem ipsum | |
dolor sit amet consetetur sadipscing elitr sed diam nonumy eirmod tempor | |
invidunt ut labore et dolore magna aliquyam erat sed diam voluptua at vero | |
eos et accusam et justo duo dolores et ea rebum stet clita kasd gubergren no | |
sea takimata sanctus est lorem ipsum dolor sit amet | |
duis autem vel eum iriure dolor in hendrerit in vulputate velit esse | |
molestie consequat vel illum dolore eu feugiat nulla facilisis at vero eros | |
et accumsan et iusto odio dignissim qui blandit praesent luptatum zzril | |
delenit augue duis dolore te feugait nulla facilisi lorem ipsum dolor sit | |
amet consectetuer adipiscing elit sed diam nonummy nibh euismod tincidunt ut | |
laoreet dolore magna aliquam erat volutpat | |
ut wisi enim ad minim veniam quis nostrud exerci tation ullamcorper suscipit | |
lobortis nisl ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat duis autem vel eum iriure | |
dolor in hendrerit in vulputate velit esse molestie consequat vel illum | |
dolore eu feugiat nulla facilisis at vero eros et accumsan et iusto odio | |
dignissim qui blandit praesent luptatum zzril delenit augue duis dolore te | |
feugait nulla facilisi | |
nam liber tempor cum soluta nobis eleifend option congue nihil imperdiet | |
doming id quod mazim placerat facer possim assum lorem ipsum dolor sit amet | |
consectetuer adipiscing elit sed diam nonummy nibh euismod tincidunt ut | |
laoreet dolore magna aliquam erat volutpat ut wisi enim ad minim veniam quis | |
nostrud exerci tation ullamcorper suscipit lobortis nisl ut aliquip ex ea | |
commodo consequat | |
duis autem vel eum iriure dolor in hendrerit in vulputate velit esse | |
molestie consequat vel illum dolore eu feugiat nulla facilisis | |
at vero eos et accusam et justo duo dolores et ea rebum stet clita kasd | |
gubergren no sea takimata sanctus est lorem ipsum dolor sit amet lorem ipsum | |
dolor sit amet consetetur sadipscing elitr sed diam nonumy eirmod tempor | |
invidunt ut labore et dolore magna aliquyam erat sed diam voluptua at vero | |
eos et accusam et justo duo dolores et ea rebum stet clita kasd gubergren no | |
sea takimata sanctus est lorem ipsum dolor sit amet lorem ipsum dolor sit | |
amet consetetur sadipscing elitr at accusam aliquyam diam diam dolore | |
dolores duo eirmod eos erat et nonumy sed tempor et et invidunt justo labore | |
stet clita ea et gubergren kasd magna no rebum sanctus sea sed takimata ut | |
vero voluptua est lorem ipsum dolor sit amet lorem ipsum dolor sit amet | |
consetetur sadipscing elitr sed diam nonumy eirmod tempor invidunt ut labore | |
et dolore magna aliquyam erat | |
consetetur sadipscing elitr sed diam nonumy eirmod tempor invidunt ut labore | |
et dolore magna aliquyam erat sed diam voluptua at vero eos et accusam et | |
justo duo dolores et ea rebum stet clita kasd gubergren no sea takimata | |
sanctus est lorem ipsum dolor sit amet lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consetetur | |
sadipscing elitr sed diam nonumy eirmod tempor invidunt ut labore et dolore | |
magna aliquyam erat sed diam voluptua at vero eos et accusam et justo duo | |
dolores et ea rebum stet clita kasd gubergren no sea takimata sanctus est | |
lorem ipsum dolor sit amet lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consetetur sadipscing | |
elitr sed diam nonumy eirmod tempor invidunt ut labore et dolore magna | |
aliquyam erat sed diam voluptua at vero eos et accusam et justo duo dolores | |
et ea rebum stet clita kasd gubergren no sea takimata sanctus est lorem | |
ipsum dolor sit amet""" | |
i += 1 | |
if q == i: | |
#This text is under public domain | |
#Childe Harold's Pilgrimage - Canto the first (I.-X.) | |
#Lord Byron | |
return u"""oh thou in hellas deemed of heavenly birth | |
muse formed or fabled at the minstrels will | |
since shamed full oft by later lyres on earth | |
mine dares not call thee from thy sacred hill | |
yet there ive wandered by thy vaunted rill | |
yes sighed oer delphis longdeserted shrine | |
where save that feeble fountain all is still | |
nor mote my shell awake the weary nine | |
to grace so plain a talethis lowly lay of mine | |
whilome in albions isle there dwelt a youth | |
who ne in virtues ways did take delight | |
but spent his days in riot most uncouth | |
and vexed with mirth the drowsy ear of night | |
ah me in sooth he was a shameless wight | |
sore given to revel and ungodly glee | |
few earthly things found favour in his sight | |
save concubines and carnal companie | |
and flaunting wassailers of high and low degree | |
childe harold was he hight but whence his name | |
and lineage long it suits me not to say | |
suffice it that perchance they were of fame | |
and had been glorious in another day | |
but one sad losel soils a name for aye | |
however mighty in the olden time | |
nor all that heralds rake from coffined clay | |
nor florid prose nor honeyed lines of rhyme | |
can blazon evil deeds or consecrate a crime | |
childe harold basked him in the noontide sun | |
disporting there like any other fly | |
nor deemed before his little day was done | |
one blast might chill him into misery | |
but long ere scarce a third of his passed by | |
worse than adversity the childe befell | |
he felt the fulness of satiety | |
then loathed he in his native land to dwell | |
which seemed to him more lone than eremites sad cell | |
for he through sins long labyrinth had run | |
nor made atonement when he did amiss | |
had sighed to many though he loved but one | |
and that loved one alas could neer be his | |
ah happy she to scape from him whose kiss | |
had been pollution unto aught so chaste | |
who soon had left her charms for vulgar bliss | |
and spoiled her goodly lands to gild his waste | |
nor calm domestic peace had ever deigned to taste | |
and now childe harold was sore sick at heart | |
and from his fellow bacchanals would flee | |
tis said at times the sullen tear would start | |
but pride congealed the drop within his ee | |
apart he stalked in joyless reverie | |
and from his native land resolved to go | |
and visit scorching climes beyond the sea | |
with pleasure drugged he almost longed for woe | |
and een for change of scene would seek the shades below | |
the childe departed from his fathers hall | |
it was a vast and venerable pile | |
so old it seemed only not to fall | |
yet strength was pillared in each massy aisle | |
monastic dome condemned to uses vile | |
where superstition once had made her den | |
now paphian girls were known to sing and smile | |
and monks might deem their time was come agen | |
if ancient tales say true nor wrong these holy men | |
yet ofttimes in his maddest mirthful mood | |
strange pangs would flash along childe harolds brow | |
as if the memory of some deadly feud | |
or disappointed passion lurked below | |
but this none knew nor haply cared to know | |
for his was not that open artless soul | |
that feels relief by bidding sorrow flow | |
nor sought he friend to counsel or condole | |
whateer this grief mote be which he could not control | |
and none did love him though to hall and bower | |
he gathered revellers from far and near | |
he knew them flatterers of the festal hour | |
the heartless parasites of present cheer | |
yea none did love himnot his lemans dear | |
but pomp and power alone are womans care | |
and where these are light eros finds a feere | |
maidens like moths are ever caught by glare | |
and mammon wins his way where seraphs might despair | |
childe harold had a mothernot forgot | |
though parting from that mother he did shun | |
a sister whom he loved but saw her not | |
before his weary pilgrimage begun | |
if friends he had he bade adieu to none | |
yet deem not thence his breast a breast of steel | |
ye who have known what tis to dote upon | |
a few dear objects will in sadness feel | |
such partings break the heart they fondly hope to heal""" | |
i += 1 | |
if q == i: | |
#This text is under public domain | |
#Decameron - Novella Prima | |
#Giovanni Boccaccio | |
return u"""convenevole cosa e carissime donne che ciascheduna cosa la quale l'uomo fa | |
dallo ammirabile e santo nome di colui il quale di tutte fu facitore le dea | |
principio per che dovendo io al vostro novellare sÌ come primo dare | |
cominciamento intendo da una delle sue maravigliose cose incominciare accio | |
che quella udita la nostra speranza in lui sÌ come in cosa impermutabile si | |
fermi e sempre sia da noi il suo nome lodato manifesta cosa e che sÌ come le | |
cose temporali tutte sono transitorie e mortali cosÌ in sÈ e fuor di sÈ | |
esser piene di noia d'angoscia e di fatica e a infiniti pericoli sogiacere | |
alle quali senza niuno fallo nÈ potremmo noi che viviamo mescolati in esse e | |
che siamo parte d'esse durare nÈ ripararci se spezial grazia di dio forza e | |
avvedimento non ci prestasse la quale a noi e in noi non e da credere che | |
per alcun nostro merito discenda ma dalla sua propria benignita mossa e da' | |
prieghi di coloro impetrata che sÌ come noi siamo furon mortali e bene i | |
suoi piaceri mentre furono in vita seguendo ora con lui eterni son divenuti | |
e beati alli quali noi medesimi sÌ come a procuratori informati per | |
esperienza della nostra fragilita forse non audaci di porgere i prieghi | |
nostri nel cospetto di tanto giudice delle cose le quali a noi reputiamo | |
oportune gli porgiamo e ancora pi˙ in lui verso noi di pietosa liberalita | |
pieno discerniamo che non potendo l'acume dell'occhio mortale nel segreto | |
della divina mente trapassare in alcun modo avvien forse tal volta che da | |
oppinione ingannati tale dinanzi alla sua maesta facciamo procuratore che da | |
quella con etterno essilio e iscacciato e nondimeno esso al quale niuna cosa | |
e occulta pi˙ alla purita del pregator riguardando che alla sua ignoranza o | |
allo essilio del pregato cosÌ come se quegli fosse nel suo cospetto beato | |
essaudisce coloro che 'l priegano il che manifestamente potra apparire nella | |
novella la quale di raccontare intendo manifestamente dico non il giudicio | |
di dio ma quel degli uomini seguitando""" | |
i += 1 | |
if q == i: | |
#This text is under public domain | |
#Faust: Der Tragˆdie erster Teil | |
#Johann Wolfgang von Goethe | |
return u"""ihr naht euch wieder schwankende gestalten | |
die fr¸h sich einst dem tr¸ben blick gezeigt | |
versuch ich wohl euch diesmal festzuhalten | |
f¸hl ich mein herz noch jenem wahn geneigt | |
ihr dr‰ngt euch zu nun gut so mˆgt ihr walten | |
wie ihr aus dunst und nebel um mich steigt | |
mein busen f¸hlt sich jugendlich ersch¸ttert | |
vom zauberhauch der euren zug umwittert | |
ihr bringt mit euch die bilder froher tage | |
und manche liebe schatten steigen auf | |
gleich einer alten halbverklungnen sage | |
kommt erste lieb und freundschaft mit herauf | |
der schmerz wird neu es wiederholt die klage | |
des lebens labyrinthisch irren lauf | |
und nennt die guten die um schˆne stunden | |
vom gl¸ck get‰uscht vor mir hinweggeschwunden | |
sie hˆren nicht die folgenden ges‰nge | |
die seelen denen ich die ersten sang | |
zerstoben ist das freundliche gedr‰nge | |
verklungen ach der erste widerklang | |
mein lied ertˆnt der unbekannten menge | |
ihr beifall selbst macht meinem herzen bang | |
und was sich sonst an meinem lied erfreuet | |
wenn es noch lebt irrt in der welt zerstreuet | |
und mich ergreift ein l‰ngst entwˆhntes sehnen | |
nach jenem stillen ernsten geisterreich | |
es schwebet nun in unbestimmten tˆnen | |
mein lispelnd lied der ‰olsharfe gleich | |
ein schauer faflt mich tr‰ne folgt den tr‰nen | |
das strenge herz es f¸hlt sich mild und weich | |
was ich besitze seh ich wie im weiten | |
und was verschwand wird mir zu wirklichkeiten""" | |
i += 1 | |
if q == i: | |
#This text is under public domain | |
#In der Fremde | |
#Heinrich Heine | |
return u"""es treibt dich fort von ort zu ort | |
du weiflt nicht mal warum | |
im winde klingt ein sanftes wort | |
schaust dich verwundert um | |
die liebe die dahinten blieb | |
sie ruft dich sanft zur¸ck | |
o komm zur¸ck ich hab dich lieb | |
du bist mein einz'ges gl¸ck | |
doch weiter weiter sonder rast | |
du darfst nicht stillestehn | |
was du so sehr geliebet hast | |
sollst du nicht wiedersehn | |
du bist ja heut so grambefangen | |
wie ich dich lange nicht geschaut | |
es perlet still von deinen wangen | |
und deine seufzer werden laue | |
denkst du der heimat die so ferne | |
so nebelferne dir verschwand | |
gestehe mir's du w‰rest gerne | |
manchmal im teuren vaterland | |
denkst du der dame die so niedlich | |
mit kleinem z¸rnen dich ergˆtzt | |
oft z¸rntest du dann ward sie friedlich | |
und immer lachtet ihr zuletzt | |
denkst du der freunde die da sanken | |
an deine brust in grofler stund' | |
im herzen st¸rmten die gedanken | |
jedoch verschwiegen blieb der mund | |
denkst du der mutter und der schwester | |
mit beiden standest du ja gut | |
ich glaube gar es schmilzt mein bester | |
in deiner brust der wilde mut | |
denkst du der vˆgel und der b‰ume | |
des schˆnen gartens wo du oft | |
getr‰umt der liebe junge tr‰ume | |
wo du gezagt wo du gehofft | |
es ist schon sp‰t die nacht ist helle | |
tr¸bhell gef‰rbt vom feuchten schnee | |
ankleiden mufl ich mich nun schnelle | |
und in gesellschaft gehn o weh""" | |
i += 1 | |
if q == i: | |
#This text is under public domain | |
#Le Bateau Ivre | |
#Arthur Baudelaire | |
return u"""comme je descendais des fleuves impassibles | |
je ne me sentis plus guidÈ par les haleurs | |
des peaux-rouges criards les avaient pris pour cibles | |
les ayant clouÈs nus aux poteaux de couleurs | |
j'Ètais insoucieux de tous les Èquipages | |
porteur de blÈs flamands ou de cotons anglais | |
quand avec mes haleurs ont fini ces tapages | |
les fleuves m'ont laissÈ descendre ou je voulais | |
dans les clapotements furieux des marÈes | |
moi l'autre hiver plus sourd que les cerveaux d'enfants | |
je courus et les pÈninsules dÈmarrÈes | |
n'ont pas subi tohu-bohus plus triomphants | |
la tempete a bÈni mes Èveils maritimes | |
plus lÈger qu'un bouchon j'ai dansÈ sur les flots | |
qu'on appelle rouleurs Èternels de victimes | |
dix nuits sans regretter l'oeil niais des falots | |
plus douce qu'aux enfants la chair des pommes sures | |
l'eau verte pÈnÈtra ma coque de sapin | |
et des taches de vins bleus et des vomissures | |
me lava dispersant gouvernail et grappin | |
et des lors je me suis baignÈ dans le poeme | |
de la mer infusÈ d'astres et lactescent | |
dÈvorant les azurs verts ou flottaison bleme | |
et ravie un noyÈ pensif parfois descend | |
ou teignant tout a coup les bleuitÈs dÈlires | |
et rythmes lents sous les rutilements du jour | |
plus fortes que l'alcool plus vastes que nos lyres | |
fermentent les rousseurs ameres de l'amour | |
je sais les cieux crevant en Èclairs et les trombes | |
et les ressacs et les courants je sais le soir | |
l'aube exaltÈe ainsi qu'un peuple de colombes | |
et j'ai vu quelque fois ce que l'homme a cru voir | |
j'ai vu le soleil bas tachÈ d'horreurs mystiques | |
illuminant de longs figements violets | |
pareils a des acteurs de drames tres-antiques | |
les flots roulant au loin leurs frissons de volets | |
j'ai revÈ la nuit verte aux neiges Èblouies | |
baiser montant aux yeux des mers avec lenteurs | |
la circulation des seves inouies | |
et l'Èveil jaune et bleu des phosphores chanteurs | |
j'ai suivi des mois pleins pareille aux vacheries | |
hystÈriques la houle a l'assaut des rÈcifs | |
sans songer que les pieds lumineux des maries | |
pussent forcer le mufle aux ocÈans poussifs | |
j'ai heurtÈ savez-vous d'incroyables florides | |
melant aux fleurs des yeux de pantheres a peaux | |
d'hommes des arcs-en-ciel tendus comme des brides | |
sous l'horizon des mers a de glauques troupeaux | |
j'ai vu fermenter les marais Ènormes nasses | |
ou pourrit dans les joncs tout un lÈviathan | |
des Ècroulement d'eau au milieu des bonaces | |
et les lointains vers les gouffres cataractant | |
glaciers soleils d'argent flots nacreux cieux de braises | |
Èchouages hideux au fond des golfes bruns | |
ou les serpents gÈants dÈvorÈs de punaises | |
choient des arbres tordus avec de noirs parfums | |
j'aurais voulu montrer aux enfants ces dorades | |
du flot bleu ces poissons d'or ces poissons chantants | |
- des Ècumes de fleurs ont bercÈ mes dÈrades | |
et d'ineffables vents m'ont ailÈ par instants | |
parfois martyr lassÈ des pÙles et des zones | |
la mer dont le sanglot faisait mon roulis doux | |
montait vers moi ses fleurs d'ombres aux ventouses jaunes | |
et je restais ainsi qu'une femme a genoux | |
presque Óle balottant sur mes bords les querelles | |
et les fientes d'oiseaux clabaudeurs aux yeux blonds | |
et je voguais lorsqu'a travers mes liens freles | |
des noyÈs descendaient dormir a reculons | |
or moi bateau perdu sous les cheveux des anses | |
jetÈ par l'ouragan dans l'Èther sans oiseau | |
moi dont les monitors et les voiliers des hanses | |
n'auraient pas repechÈ la carcasse ivre d'eau | |
libre fumant montÈ de brumes violettes | |
moi qui trouais le ciel rougeoyant comme un mur | |
qui porte confiture exquise aux bons poetes | |
des lichens de soleil et des morves d'azur | |
qui courais tachÈ de lunules Èlectriques | |
planche folle escortÈ des hippocampes noirs | |
quand les juillets faisaient crouler a coups de triques | |
les cieux ultramarins aux ardents entonnoirs | |
moi qui tremblais sentant geindre a cinquante lieues | |
le rut des bÈhÈmots et les maelstroms Èpais | |
fileur Èternel des immobilitÈs bleues | |
je regrette l'europe aux anciens parapets | |
j'ai vu des archipels sidÈraux et des Óles | |
dont les cieux dÈlirants sont ouverts au vogueur | |
- est-ce en ces nuits sans fond que tu dors et t'exiles | |
million d'oiseaux d'or Ù future vigueur - | |
mais vrai j'ai trop pleurÈ les aubes sont navrantes | |
toute lune est atroce et tout soleil amer | |
l'‚cre amour m'a gonflÈ de torpeurs enivrantes | |
Ù que ma quille Èclate Ù que j'aille a la mer | |
si je dÈsire une eau d'europe c'est la flache | |
noire et froide ou vers le crÈpuscule embaumÈ | |
un enfant accroupi plein de tristesses l‚che | |
un bateau frele comme un papillon de mai | |
je ne puis plus baignÈ de vos langueurs Ù lames | |
enlever leur sillage aux porteurs de cotons | |
ni traverser l'orgueil des drapeaux et des flammes | |
ni nager sous les yeux horribles des pontons""" | |
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#This text is under public domain | |
#Le Masque | |
#Arthur Rembaud | |
return u"""contemplons ce trÈsor de gr‚ces florentines | |
dans l'ondulation de ce corps musculeux | |
l'elÈgance et la force abondent soeurs divines | |
cette femme morceau vraiment miraculeux | |
divinement robuste adorablement mince | |
est faite pour trÙner sur des lits somptueux | |
et charmer les loisirs d'un pontife ou d'un prince | |
aussi vois ce souris fin et voluptueux | |
ou la fatuitÈ promene son extase | |
ce long regard sournois langoureux et moqueur | |
ce visage mignard tout encadrÈ de gaze | |
dont chaque trait nous dit avec un air vainqueur | |
´la voluptÈ m'appelle et l'amour me couronneª | |
a cet etre douÈ de tant de majestÈ | |
vois quel charme excitant la gentillesse donne | |
approchons et tournons autour de sa beautÈ | |
Ù blaspheme de l'art Ù surprise fatale | |
la femme au corps divin promettant le bonheur | |
par le haut se termine en monstre bicÈphale | |
mais non ce n'est qu'un masque un dÈcor suborneur | |
ce visage ÈclairÈ d'une exquise grimace | |
et regarde voici crispÈe atrocement | |
la vÈritable tete et la sincere face | |
renversÈe a l'abri de la face qui ment | |
pauvre grande beautÈ le magnifique fleuve | |
de tes pleurs aboutit dans mon coeur soucieux | |
ton mensonge m'enivre et mon ‚me s'abreuve | |
aux flots que la douleur fait jaillir de tes yeux | |
mais pourquoi pleure-t-elle elle beautÈ parfaite | |
qui mettrait a ses pieds le genre humain vaincu | |
quel mal mystÈrieux ronge son flanc d'athlete | |
elle pleure insensÈ parce qu'elle a vÈcu | |
et parce qu'elle vit mais ce qu'elle dÈplore | |
surtout ce qui la fait frÈmir jusqu'aux genoux | |
c'est que demain hÈlas il faudra vivre encore | |
demain apres-demain et toujours comme nous""" | |
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#Nagyon f·j | |
#JÛzsef Attila | |
return u"""kiv¸l belıl | |
leselkedı hal·l elıl | |
mint lukba megriadt egÈrke | |
amÌg hev¸lsz | |
az asszonyhoz ˙gy menek¸lsz | |
hogy Ûvjon karja ˆle tÈrde | |
nemcsak a l·gy | |
meleg ˆl csal nemcsak a v·gy | |
de odataszÌt a musz·j is | |
ezÈrt ˆlel | |
minden ami asszonyra lel | |
mÌg el nem fehÈr¸l a sz·j is | |
kettıs teher | |
s kettıs kincs hogy szeretni kell | |
ki szeret s p·rra nem tal·lhat | |
oly hontalan | |
mint amilyen gy·moltalan | |
a sz¸ksÈgÈt vÈgzı vad·llat | |
nincsen egyÈb | |
menedÈk¸nk a kÈs hegyÈt | |
b·r any·dnak szegezd te b·tor | |
Ès l·sd akadt | |
nı ki Èrti e szavakat | |
de mÈgis ellˆkˆtt mag·tÛl | |
nincsen helyem | |
Ìgy Èlık kˆzt z˙g a fejem | |
gondom s f·jdalmam kicifr·zva | |
mint a gyerek | |
kezÈben a csˆrgı csereg | |
ha mag·ra hagyottan r·zza | |
mit kellene | |
tenni Èrte Ès ellene | |
nem szÈgyellem ha kital·lom | |
hisz kitaszÌt | |
a vil·g Ìgy is olyat akit | |
k·bÌt a nap rettent az ·lom | |
a kult˙ra | |
˙gy hull le rÛlam mint ruha | |
m·srÛl a boldog szerelemben | |
de az hol ·ll | |
hogy nÈzze mint dob·l hal·l | |
s mÈg egyed¸l kelljen szenvednem | |
a csecsemı | |
is szenvedi ha sz¸l a nı | |
p·ros kÌnt enyhÌthet al·zat | |
de Ènnekem | |
pÈnzt hoz f·jdalmas Ènekem | |
s hozz·m szegıdik a gyal·zat | |
segÌtsetek | |
ti kisfi˙k a szemetek | |
pattanjon meg ott ı ahol j·r | |
·rtatlanok | |
csizm·k alatt sikongjatok | |
Ès mondj·tok neki®nagyon f·j | |
ti h˚ ebek | |
kerÈk al· ker¸ljetek | |
s ugass·tok neki nagyon f·j | |
nık terhetek | |
viselık elvetÈljetek | |
Ès sÌrj·tok neki nagyon f·j | |
Èp emberek | |
bukjatok ˆszetˆrjetek | |
s motyogjatok neki nagyon f·j | |
ti fÈrfiak | |
egym·st megtÈpve nı miatt | |
ne hallgass·tok el nagyon f·j | |
lovak bik·k | |
kiket hogy h˙zzatok ig·t | |
herÈlnek rÌjj·tok nagyon f·j | |
nÈma halak | |
horgot kapjatok jÈg alatt | |
Ès t·togjatok r· nagyon f·j | |
elevenek | |
minden mi kÌntÛl megremeg | |
Ègjen hol laktok kert vadon t·j | |
s ·gya kˆr¸l | |
¸szkˆsen ha elszender¸l | |
vakogjatok velem nagyon f·j | |
hallja mÌg Èl | |
azt tagadta meg amit Èr | |
elvonta puszta kÈnye vÈgett | |
kiv¸l belıl | |
menek¸lı Èlı elıl | |
a legutolsÛ menedÈket""" | |
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#”magyar-M·ria siralom | |
#Ismeretlen | |
return u"""volek syrolm thudothlon syrolmol sepedyk buol ozuk epedek walasth vylagumtul | |
sydou fyodumtul ezes urumemtuul o en eses urodum eggen yg fyodum syrou aniath | |
thekunched buabeleul kyniuhhad scemem kunuel arad en iunhum buol farad the | |
werud hullothya en iunhum olelothya vylag uilaga viragnac uiraga keseruen | |
kynzathul uos scegegkel werethul vh nequem en fyon ezes mezuul scegenul | |
scepsegud wirud hioll wyzeul syrolmom fuhazatum therthetyk kyul en iumhumnok | |
bel bua qui sumha nym kyul hyul wegh halal engumet eggedum illen maraggun | |
urodum kyth wylag felleyn o ygoz symeonnok bezzeg scouuo ere en erzem ez | |
buthuruth kyt niha egyre tuled ualmun de num ualallal hul yg kynzassal fyom | |
halallal sydou myth thez turuentelen fyom merth hol byuntelen fugwa huztuzwa | |
wklelue kethwe ulud keguggethuk fyomnok ne leg kegulm mogomnok owog halal | |
kynaal anyath ezes fyaal egembelu ullyetuk""" | |
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#This text is under public domain | |
#Robinsono Kruso (Esperanto) | |
#Daniel Defoe | |
return u"""mi naskigxis en jorko anglujo je marto kiu estas la | |
sesjarrego de la regxo karolo la unua infane mi sentadis grandan | |
deziron por pasigi mian vivon sur la maro kaj pliagxante la deziro | |
plifortigxis gxis fine mi forlasis mian lernejon kaj hejmon kaj | |
piede mi trovis mian vojon al hull kie mi baldaux trovis okupadon sur | |
sxipo | |
post kiam ni velveturis kelke da tagoj okazis ventego kaj kvinanokte | |
la sxipo enfendigxis cxiuj al la pumpiloj rapidis la sxipon ni sentis | |
gxemi en cxiuj siaj tabuloj kaj gxian trabajxon ektremi de la antauxa gxis | |
la posta parto kaj baldaux klarigxis ke ne estas ia espero por gxi kaj | |
ke cxio kion ni povas fari estas savi niajn vivojn | |
unue ni pafadis pafilegojn por venigi helpon kaj post kelke da | |
tempo sxipo kusxante ne malproksime alsendis boaton por helpi nin sed | |
la maro estis tro maltrankvila por gxi restadi sxipflanke tial ni | |
eljxetis sxnuregon kiun la boatanoj ekkaptis kaj firme fiksis kaj | |
tiamaniere ni cxiuj enboatigxis | |
tamen vanigxis en tia maltrankvila maro por peni albordigxi la sxipon | |
kiu alsendis la virojn aux aluzi la remilojn de la boato kaj ni ne | |
povis ion fari krom gxin lasi peligxi teron | |
duonhore nia sxipo trafis rifon kaj subakvigxis kaj gxin ni ne vidis | |
plu tre malrapide ni alproksimigxis teron kiun iafoje ni vidis kiam | |
ajn la boato levigxis sur la supro de ia alta ondo kaj tie ni vidis | |
homojn kurante amase tien kaj reen havante unu celon savi nin | |
fine gxojege ni surterigxis kie bonsxance ni renkontis amikojn kiuj | |
donis al ni helpon por reveturi al hull kaj se tiam mi havus la | |
bonan sencon por iri hejmon estus pli bone por mi | |
la viro kies sxipo subakvigxis diris kun grava mieno junulo ne iru | |
plu surmaron tiu ne estas la vivmaniero por vi kial do sinjoro | |
vi mem iros plu surmaron tiu estas alia afero mi estas elnutrita | |
por la maro sed vi ne estas vi venis sur mian sxipon por eltrovi la | |
staton de vivo surmara kaj vi povas diveni tion kio okazos al vi se | |
vi ne reiros hejmon dio ne benos vin kaj eble vi kauxzis tiun-cxi | |
tutan malbonon al ni | |
mi ne parolis alian vorton al li kiun vojon li iris mi nek scias | |
nek deziris sciigxi cxar mi estis ofendita pro tiu-cxi malgxentila | |
parolado mi multe pensis cxu iri hejmon aux cxu iradi surmaron honto | |
detenis min pri iri hejmon kaj mi ne povis decidi la vivkuron kiun | |
mi estis ironta | |
kiel estis mia sorto travive cxiam elekti la plej malbonon tiel same | |
mi nun faris mi havis oron en mia monujo kaj bonan vestajxon sur mia | |
korpo sed surmaron mi ree iris | |
sed nun mi havis pli malbonan sxancon ol iam cxar kiam ni estis tre | |
malproksime enmaro kelke da turkoj en sxipeto plencxase alproksimigxis | |
al ni ni levis tiom da veloj kiom niaj velstangoj povis elporti por | |
ke ni forkuru de ili tamen malgraux tio ni vidis ke niaj malamikoj | |
pli kaj pli alproksimigxis kaj certigxis ke baldaux ili atingos nian | |
sxipon | |
fine ili atingis nin sed ni direktis niajn pafilegojn sur ilin kio | |
kauxzis portempe ke ili deflanku sian vojon sed ili dauxrigis pafadon | |
sur ni tiel longe kiel ili estis en pafspaco proksimigxante la duan | |
fojon kelkaj viroj atingis la ferdekon de nia sxipo kaj ektrancxis la | |
velojn kaj ekfaris cxiuspecajn difektajxojn tial post kiam dek el | |
niaj sxipanoj kusxas mortitaj kaj la plimulto el la ceteraj havas | |
vundojn ni kapitulacis | |
la cxefo de la turkoj prenis min kiel sian rabajxon al haveno okupita | |
de mauxroj li ne agis al mi tiel malbone kiel mi lin unue jugxis sed | |
li min laborigis kun la ceteraj de siaj sklavoj tio estis sxangxo en | |
mia vivo kiun mi neniam antauxvidis ho ve kiom mia koro malgxojis | |
pensante pri tiuj kiujn mi lasis hejme al kiuj mi ne montris tiom da | |
komplezemo kiom diri adiauxi kiam mi iris surmaron aux sciigi tion | |
kion mi intencas fari | |
tamen cxio kion mi travivis tiam estas nur antauxgusto de la penadoj | |
kaj zorgoj kiujn de tiam estis mia sorto suferi | |
unue mi pensis ke la turko kunprenos min kun si kiam li ree iros | |
surmaron kaj ke mi iel povos liberigxi sed la espero nelonge dauxris | |
cxar tiatempe li lasis min surtere por prizorgi liajn rikoltojn | |
tiamaniere mi vivis du jarojn tamen la turko konante kaj vidante min | |
plu min pli kaj pli liberigis li unufoje aux dufoje cxiusemajne | |
veturis en sia boato por kapti iajn platfisxojn kaj iafoje li | |
kunprenis min kaj knabon kun si cxar ni estas rapidaj cxe tia sporto | |
kaj tial li pli kaj pli sxatis min | |
unu tagon la turko elsendis min viron kaj knabon boate por kapti | |
kelke da fisxoj surmare okazas tia densa nebulo ke dekduhore ni ne | |
povas vidi la teron kvankam ni ne estas pli ol duonmejlon 00 | |
metrojn de la terbordo kaj morgauxtage kiam la suno levigxis nia | |
boato estas enmaro almenaux dek mejlojn kilometrojn de la | |
terbordo la vento vigle blovis kaj ni cxiuj tre bezonis nutrajxon sed | |
fine per la helpo de remiloj kaj veloj ni sendangxere reatingis la | |
terbordon | |
kiam la turko sciigxis kiamaniere ni vojperdis li diris ke de nun | |
kiam li velveturos li prenos boaton kiu enhavos cxion kion ni | |
bezonus se ni longatempe estus detenataj surmare tial li farigis | |
grandan kajuton en la longboato de sia sxipo kiel ankaux cxambron por ni | |
sklavoj unu tagon li min sendis por ke mi ordigu la boaton pro tio | |
ke li havas du amikojn kiuj intencas veturi kun li por fisxkapti sed | |
kiam la tempo alvenis ili ne veturas tial li sendis min viron kaj | |
knabon -- kies nomo estas zuro -- por kapti kelke da fisxoj por la | |
gastoj kiuj estas vespermangxontaj kun li | |
subite eniris en mian kapon la ideo ke nun estas bona okazo boate | |
forkuri kaj liberigxi tial mi tuj prenis tiom da nutrajxo kiom mi | |
povas havigi kaj mi diris al la viro ke estus tro malrespekte | |
mangxante la panon metitan en la boaton por la turko li diris ke li | |
pensas tiel same tial li alportis sakon da rizo kaj kelke da ruskoj | |
kukoj | |
dum la viro estis surtere mi provizis iom da vino pecegon da vakso | |
segilon hakilon fosilon iom da sxnurego kaj cxiuspecajn objektojn | |
kiuj eble estos utilaj al ni mi sciis kie trovigxas la vinkesto de la | |
turko kaj mi gxin metis surboaton dum la viro estas surtere per alia | |
ruzo mi havigis cxion kion mi bezonis mi diris al la knabo la | |
pafiloj de la turko estas en la boato sed ne trovigxas ia pafajxo cxu | |
vi pensas ke vi povas havigi iom da gxi vi scias kie gxi estas | |
konservata kaj eble ni volos pafi birdon aux du li do alportis kesto | |
kaj saketon kiuj enhavas cxion kion ni eble bezonas por la pafiloj | |
tiujn-cxi mi metis surboaton kaj poste velveturis por fisxkapti | |
la vento blovis de la nordo aux nordokcidento tia vento estis malbona | |
por mi cxar se gxi estus de la sudo mi estus povinta velveturi al la | |
terbordo de hispanujo tamen de kiu ajn loko la vento blovos mi | |
estis decidinta forkuri kaj lasi la ceterajn al ilia sorto mi do | |
mallevis miajn hokfadenojn kvazaux fisxkapti sed mi zorgis ke mi havu | |
malbonan sukceson kaj kiam la fisxoj mordis mi ilin ne eltiris cxar | |
mi deziris ke la mauxro ilin ne vidu mi diris al li tiu-cxi loko | |
estas nebona ni ne kaptos fisxojn tie-cxi ni devas iom antauxen iri | |
nu la mauxro pensis ke tion fari ne estos malbone li levis la | |
velojn kaj cxar la direktilo estis en miaj manoj mi elsendis la | |
boaton unu mejlon aux plu enmaron kaj poste gxin haltigis kvazaux mi | |
intencas fisxkapti | |
nun mi pripensis tiu-cxi estas mia okazo liberigxi tial mi transdonis | |
la direktilon al la knabo kaj tiam ekprenis la mauxron cxirkaux la | |
talio kaj eljxetis lin el la boato | |
malsupren li falis sed baldaux reaperis por ke li povis nagxi kvazaux | |
anaso li diris ke li volonte irus cxirkaux la mondo kun mi se mi | |
enprenus lin | |
iom timante ke li surrampos la boatflankon kaj reenigxos perforte mi | |
direktis mian pafilon sur lin kaj diris vi facile povas nagxi | |
alteron se vi tion deziras tial rapidigxu tien plie se vi reen | |
alproksimigxos la boaton vi ricevos kuglon tra la kapo cxar mi de nun | |
intencas esti libera viro | |
tiam li eknagxis kaj sendube sendangxere atingis la terbordon cxar la | |
maro estis tre trankvila | |
unue mi intencis kunpreni la mauxron kun mi kaj nagxigi zuron alteron | |
sed la mauxro ne estis viro pri kiu mi povis konfidi | |
post kiam li forigxis mi diris al zuro se vi jxuros ke vi estos | |
fidela al mi vi iam farigxos grava viro se vi ne jxuros mi certe | |
ankaux vin eljxetos el la boato | |
la knabo tiel dolcxe ridetis kiam li jxuris resti fidela al mi ke mi | |
lin ne povis dubi en mia koro | |
dum ankoraux ni povis vidi la mauxron survoje alteren ni antauxen iris | |
enmaron por ke li kaj tiuj kiuj nin vidis de la terbordo kredu ke | |
ni iros al la influejo de la markolo cxar neniu velveturis al la suda | |
marbordo cxar tie logxas gento da homoj kiuj laux sciigoj mortigas kaj | |
mangxas siajn malamikojn | |
tiam mi direktis mian veturadon oriente por ke ni lauxlongiru la | |
marbordon kaj havante favoron venton kaj trankvilan maron ni | |
morgauxtagmeze estis malapud kaj preter la povo de la turko | |
ankoraux mi timis ke mi estus kaptota de la mauxroj tial mi ne volis | |
iri surteron tage duonlume ni direktis nian boaton alteren kaj | |
atingis la enfluejon riveretan de kiu mi pensis ni povos nagxi | |
surteron kaj tiam rigardi la cxirkauxajxojn sed kiam malheligxis la | |
lumo ni auxdis strangajn sonojn bojojn kriegojn gruntojn | |
blekadojn la malfelicxa knabo diris ke li ne kuragxas iri surteron | |
antaux la tagigxo nu mi diris tiuokaze ni atendu sed tage | |
povas vidi nin la homoj kiuj eble nin pli malhelpos ol sovagxaj | |
bestoj tiam ni pafilos ilin ridante diris zuro kaj forkurigu | |
ilin | |
mi gxojis vidi ke la knabo montras tiom da gajeco kaj mi donis al li | |
iom da pano kaj rizo tiunokte ni silente ripozis sed ne longe | |
dormis cxar post kelke da horoj iaj grandegaj bestoj malsuprenvenis | |
al la maro por sin bani la malfelicxa knabo ektremis de kapo al | |
piedoj pro la vidajxo unu el tiuj bestoj alproksimigxis nian boaton | |
kaj kvankam estis tro mallume por gxin bone vidi ni auxdis gxin blovi | |
kaj sciis pro gxia bruego ke gxi certe estas granda fine la bruto | |
tiom alproksimigxis la boaton kiom la longeco de du remiloj tial mi | |
pafis sur gxin kaj gxi nagxis alteren | |
la blekegoj kaj kriegoj kiujn faris bestoj kaj birdoj pro la bruo de | |
mia pafilo sxajne montris ke ni faris malbonan elekton por surterejo | |
sed vole ne vole ni devis iri surtere por sercxi fresxan fonton por | |
ke ni povu plenigi niajn barelojn zuro diris ke li eltrovus cxu la | |
fontaj akvoj tauxgas por trinki se mi permesus al li preni unu el la | |
botelegoj kaj ke li gxin reportos plenigitan se la akvo estas bona | |
kial vi volas iri mi diris kial mi ne estas ironta vi povas | |
resti en la boato kontrauxe zuro diris se la sovagxuloj venos ili | |
min mangxu sed vi forkuru mi devis ami la junulon pro la afabla | |
parolado nu mi diris ni ambaux iros kaj se la sovagxuloj venos | |
ni ilin mortigu ja ili ne mangxos aux vin aux min | |
mi donis al zuro iom da rumo el la kesto de la turko por reforti lin | |
kaj ni iris surteron la knabo ekiris kun sia pafilo mejlon de la | |
loko kie ni surteriris kaj li revenis kun leporo kiun li mortpafis | |
kaj kiun ni gxoje kuiris kaj mangxis laux la bona novajxo kiun li | |
raportis li eltrovis fonton kaj ne vidis sovagxulojn | |
mi divenis ke la promontoro de la verdaj insuloj ne estas | |
malproksime cxar mi vidis la supron de la granda pinto kiun kiel mi | |
sciis estas apud ili mia sola espero estis ke lauxlongirante la | |
terbordon ni trovos sxipon kiu ensxipigos nin kaj tiam kaj ne antaux | |
tiam mi sentos kvazaux libera viro unuvorte mi konfidis mian sorton | |
al la sxanco aux renkonti ian sxipon aux morti | |
surteron ni ekvidis iujn homojn kiuj staras kaj rigardas nin ili | |
estis nigraj kaj ne portis vestajxon mi estus irinta surteron al ili | |
sed zuro -- kiu sciis plej bone -- diris ne vi iru ne vi iru tial | |
mi direktis la boaton lauxteron por ke mi povu paroli kun ili kaj ili | |
longaspace iradis laux ni mi ekvidis ke unu havas lancon en mano | |
mi faris signojn ke ili alportu iom da nutrajxo al mi kaj ili | |
siaparte faris signojn ke mi haltu mian boaton tial mi demetis la | |
supran parton de mia velo kaj haltis tiam du el ili ekforkuris kaj | |
duonhore revenis kun iom da sekigxita viando kaj ia greno kiu kreskas | |
en tiu parto de la mondo tion-cxi ni deziregis sed ne sciis kiel | |
havigi gxin cxar ni ne kuragxis iri surteron al ili nek ili kuragxis | |
alproksimigxi al ni | |
fine ili eltrovis peron sendangxeran por ni cxiuj alportante la | |
nutrajxon al la marbordo ili gxin demetis kaj tre fortirigis si mem dum | |
ni gxin prenis ni faris signojn por montri nian dankon ne havante ion | |
alian kion ni povas doni al ili sed bonsxance ni baldaux kaptis | |
grandan donacon por ili cxar du sovagxaj bestoj de la sama speco pri | |
kiu mi jam priparolis venis plencxase de la montetoj al la maro | |
ili nagxis kvazaux ili venis por sportigi cxiuj forkuris de ili krom | |
tiu kiu portas la lancon unu el tiuj bestoj alproksimigxis nian | |
boaton tial mi gxin atendis kun mia pafilo kaj tuj kiam gxi estis en | |
pafspaco mi gxin pafis tra la kapo dufoje gxi subakvigxis kaj dufoje gxi | |
suprenlevigxis kaj poste gxi nagxis alteren kaj falis senviva la viroj | |
tiom timis pro la pafilbruo kiom ili antauxe timis je la vidajxo de la | |
bestoj sed kiam mi faris signojn por ke ili venu al la marbordo ili | |
tuj venis | |
ili rapidis al sia rabajxo kaj tordante cxirkaux gxi sxnuregon ili gxin | |
sendangxere eltiris surteron | |
ni nun lasis niajn sovagxulojn kaj iradis dekdu tagojn plu la terbordo | |
antaux ni etendis sin kvar aux kvin mejlojn aux kilometrojn | |
bekforme kaj ni devis veturi iom de la terbordo por atingi tiun | |
terpinton tiel ke ni portempe ne vidis teron | |
mi konfidis la direktilon al zuro kaj sidigxis por pripensi tion kion | |
estos plej bone nun fari kiam subite mi auxdis ke la knabo krias | |
sxipon kun velo sxipon kun velo li ne montris multe da gxojo je la | |
vidajxo opiniante ke la sxipo venis por repreni lin sed mi bone | |
scias laux la sxajno ke gxi ne estas iu el la sxipoj de la turko | |
mi levis kiel eble plej multe da veloj por renkonti la sxipon gxiavoje | |
kaj ordonis al zuro ke li ekpafu pafilon cxar mi esperis ke se tiuj | |
kiuj estas sur la ferdeko ne povus auxdi la sonon ili vidus la | |
fumigadon ili ja gxin vidis kaj tuj demetis siajn velojn por ke ni | |
povu atingi ilin kaj trihore ni estis cxe la sxipflanko la viroj | |
parolis kun ni per la franca lingvo sed ni ne povis kompreni tion | |
kion ili diras fine skoto sursxipe diris per mia lingvo kiu vi | |
estas de kien vi venas mi diris al li iomvorte kiel mi liberigxis | |
de la mauxroj | |
tiam la sxipestro invitis min veni sxipbordon kaj ensxipis min zuron | |
kaj cxiujn miajn posedajxojn mi diris al li ke li havu cxion kion mi | |
havas sed li respondis vi estas rericevonta viajn posedajxojn post | |
kiam ni atingos teron cxar mi por vi nur faris tion kion por mi vi | |
farus samstate | |
li pagis al mi multan monon por mia boato kaj diris ke mi ricevos | |
egalan monon por zuro se mi lin fordonus sed mi diris al li ke | |
liberigxinte kun helpo de la knabo mi lin ne volas vendi li diris ke | |
estas juste kaj prave por mi tiel senti sed se mi decidus fordoni | |
zuron li estus liberigota dujare tial cxar la sklavo deziris iri mi | |
nenial diris ne trisemajne mi alvenis al cxiuj sanktuloj golfeto kaj | |
nun mi estis liberulo | |
mi ricevis multan monon por cxiujn miaj posedajxoj kaj kun gxi mi iris | |
surteron sed mi tute ne sciis kion nun fari fine mi renkontis | |
viron kies stato estas laux la mia kaj ni ambaux akiris pecon da tero | |
por gxin prilabori mia farmilaro laux la lia estis malgranda sed ni | |
produktigis la farmojn suficxe por subteni nin sed ne plu ni bezonis | |
helpon kaj nun mi eksentis ke mi eraris ellasante la knabon | |
mi tute ne sxatis tiun manieron de vivo kion mi pensis cxu mi venis | |
tian longan vojon por fari tion kion mi lauxbone povus fari hejme kaj | |
kun miaj parencoj cxirkaux mi kaj pligrandigxis mia malgxojo cxar la | |
bonamiko kiu min alsxipis tien-cxi intencas nune lasi tiun-cxi | |
terbordon | |
kiam mi estis knabo kaj ekiris surmaron mi metis en la manojn de mia | |
onklino iom da mono pri kiu mia bonamiko diris ke mi bone farus se | |
mi gxin elspezus pro mia bieno tial post kiam li revenis hejmon li | |
alsendis iom da gxi kontante kaj la restajxon kiel tukoj sxtofoj | |
lanajxoj kaj similajxoj kiujn li acxetis mia onklino tiam metis en | |
liajn manojn iom da livroj kiel donaco al li por montri sian | |
dankecon pro cxio kion li faris por mi kaj per tiu mono li afable | |
acxetis sklavon por mi intertempe mi jam acxetis sklavon tial mi nun | |
havas du kaj cxio prosperis dum la sekvanta jaro""" | |
i += 1 | |
if q == i: | |
#This text is under public domain | |
#The Raven | |
#Edgar Allan Poe | |
return u"""once upon a midnight dreary while i pondered weak and weary | |
over many a quaint and curious volume of forgotten lore | |
while i nodded nearly napping suddenly there came a tapping | |
as of some one gently rapping rapping at my chamber door | |
tis some visiter i muttered tapping at my chamber door | |
only this and nothing more | |
ah distinctly i remember it was in the bleak december | |
and each separate dying ember wrought its ghost upon the floor | |
eagerly i wished the morrow vainly i had sought to borrow | |
from my books surcease of sorrowsorrow for the lost lenore | |
for the rare and radiant maiden whom the angels name lenore | |
nameless here for evermore | |
and the silken sad uncertain rustling of each purple curtain | |
thrilled mefilled me with fantastic terrors never felt before | |
so that now to still the beating of my heart i stood repeating | |
tis some visiter entreating entrance at my chamber door | |
some late visiter entreating entrance at my chamber door | |
this it is and nothing more | |
presently my soul grew stronger hesitating then no longer | |
sir said i or madam truly your forgiveness i implore | |
but the fact is i was napping and so gently you came rapping | |
and so faintly you came tapping tapping at my chamber door | |
that i scarce was sure i heard youhere i opened wide the door | |
darkness there and nothing more | |
deep into that darkness peering long i stood there wondering fearing | |
doubting dreaming dreams no mortals ever dared to dream before | |
but the silence was unbroken and the stillness gave no token | |
and the only word there spoken was the whispered word lenore | |
this i whispered and an echo murmured back the word lenore | |
merely this and nothing more | |
back into the chamber turning all my soul within me burning | |
soon again i heard a tapping something louder than before | |
surely said i surely that is something at my window lattice | |
let me see then what thereat is and this mystery explore | |
let my heart be still a moment and this mystery explore | |
tis the wind and nothing more | |
open here i flung the shutter when with many a flirt and flutter | |
in there stepped a stately raven of the saintly days of yore | |
not the least obeisance made he not a minute stopped or stayed he | |
but with mien of lord or lady perched above my chamber door | |
perched upon a bust of pallas just above my chamber door | |
perched and sat and nothing more | |
then the ebony bird beguiling my sad fancy into smiling | |
by the grave and stern decorum of the countenance it wore | |
though thy crest be shorn and shaven thou i said art sure no craven | |
ghastly grim and ancient raven wandering from the nightly shore | |
tell me what thy lordly name is on the nights plutonian shore | |
quoth the raven nevermore | |
much i marvelled this ungainly fowl to hear discourse so plainly | |
though its answer little meaninglittle relevancy bore | |
for we cannot help agreeing that no living human being | |
ever yet was blessed with seeing bird above his chamber door | |
bird or beast upon the sculptured bust above his chamber door | |
with such name as nevermore | |
but the raven sitting lonely on that placid bust spoke only | |
that one word as if its soul in that one word he did outpour | |
nothing farther then he uttered not a feather then he fluttered | |
till i scarcely more than muttered other friends have flown before | |
on the morrow he will leave me as my hopes have flown before | |
then the bird said nevermore | |
startled at the stillness broken by reply so aptly spoken | |
doubtless said i what it utters is its only stock and store | |
caught from some unhappy master whom unmerciful disaster | |
followed fast and followed faster till his songs one burden bore | |
till the dirges of his hope that melancholy burden bore | |
of nevernevermore | |
but the raven still beguiling all my sad soul into smiling | |
straight i wheeled a cushioned seat in front of bird and bust and door | |
then upon the velvet sinking i betook myself to linking | |
fancy unto fancy thinking what this ominous bird of yore | |
what this grim ungainly ghastly gaunt and ominous bird of yore | |
meant in croaking nevermore | |
this i sat engaged in guessing but no syllable expressing | |
to the fowl whose fiery eyes now burned into my bosoms core | |
this and more i sat divining with my head at ease reclining | |
on the cushions velvet lining that the lamplight gloated oer | |
but whose velvet violet lining with the lamplight gloating oer | |
she shall press ah nevermore | |
then methought the air grew denser perfumed from an unseen censer | |
swung by seraphim whose footfalls tinkled on the tufted floor | |
wretch i cried thy god hath lent theeby these angels he hath sent thee | |
respiterespite and nepenthe from thy memories of lenore | |
quaff oh quaff this kind nepenthe and forget this lost lenore | |
quoth the raven nevermore | |
prophet said i thing of evilprophet still if bird or devil | |
whether tempter sent or whether tempest tossed thee here ashore | |
desolate yet all undaunted on this desert land enchanted | |
on this home by horror hauntedtell me truly i implore | |
is thereis there balm in gileadtell metell me i implore | |
quoth the raven nevermore | |
prophet said i thing of evilprophet still if bird or devil | |
by that heaven that bends above usby that god we both adore | |
tell this soul with sorrow laden if within the distant aidenn | |
it shall clasp a sainted maiden whom the angels name lenore | |
clasp a rare and radiant maiden whom the angels name lenore | |
quoth the raven nevermore | |
be that our sign of parting bird or fiend i shrieked upstarting | |
get thee back into the tempest and the nights plutonian shore | |
leave no black plume as a token of that lie thy soul has spoken | |
leave my loneliness unbrokenquit the bust above my door | |
take thy beak from out my heart and take thy form from off my door | |
quoth the raven nevermore | |
and the raven never flitting still is sitting still is sitting | |
on the pallid bust of pallas just above my chamber door | |
and his eyes have all the seeming of a demons that is dreaming | |
and the lamplight oer him streaming throws his shadows on the floor | |
and my soul from out that shadow that lies floating on the floor | |
shall be lifted nevermore""" | |
i += 1 | |
if q == i: | |
#This text is under public domain | |
#Tierra y Luna | |
#Federico GarcÌa Lorca | |
return u"""me quedo con el transparente hombrecillo | |
que come los huevos de la golondrina | |
me quedo con el nino desnudo | |
que pisotean los borrachos de brooklyn | |
con las criaturas mudas que pasan bajo los arcos | |
con el arroyo de venas ansioso de abrir sus manecitas | |
tierra tan sÛlo tierra | |
tierra para los manteles estremecidos | |
para la pupila viciosa de nube | |
para las heridas recientes y el h˙medo pensamiento | |
tierra para todo lo que huye de la tierra | |
no es la ceniza en vilo de las cosas quemadas | |
ni los muertos que mueven sus lenguas bajo los ·rboles | |
es la tierra desnuda que bala por el cielo | |
y deja atr·s los grupos ligeros de ballenas | |
es la tierra alegrÌsima imperturbable nadadora | |
la que yo encuentro en el nino y en las criaturas que pasan los arcos | |
viva la tierra de mi pulso y del baile de los helechos | |
que deja a veces por el aire un duro perfil de faraÛn | |
me quedo con la mujer frÌa | |
donde se queman los musgos inocentes | |
me quedo con los borrachos de brooklyn | |
que pisan al nino desnudo | |
me quedo con los signos desgarrados | |
de la lenta comida de los osos | |
pero entonces baja la luna despenada por las escaleras | |
poniendo las ciudades de hule celeste y talco sensitivo | |
llenando los pies de m·rmol la llanura sin recodos | |
y olvidando bajo las sillas diminutas carcajadas de algodÛn | |
oh diana diana diana vacÌa | |
convexa resonancia donde la abeja se vuelve loca | |
mi amor de paso tr·nsito larga muerte gustada | |
nunca la piel ilesa de tu desnudo huido | |
es tierra dios mÌo tierra lo que vengo buscando | |
embozo de horizonte latido y sepultura | |
es dolor que se acaba y amor que se consume | |
torre de sangre abierta con las manos quemadas | |
pero la luna subÌa y bajaba las escaleras | |
repartiendo lentejas desangradas en los ojos | |
dando escobazos de plata a los ninos de los muelles | |
y borrando mi apariencia por el tÈrmino del aire""" | |
i += 1 | |
if q == i: | |
#This text is under public domain | |
#Hemsˆborna | |
#August Strindberg (1912-1921) | |
return u"""han kom som ett yrv‰der en aprilafton och hade | |
ett hˆgan‰skrus i en svÂngrem om halsen clara | |
och lotten voro inne med skˆtekan att h‰mta | |
honom p dalarˆ brygga men det drˆjde evigheter | |
innan de kommo i bÂt de skulle till handelsman | |
och ha en tunna tj‰ra och p abeteket och h‰mta | |
grÂsalva Ât grisen och s skulle de p posten och | |
f ett frim‰rke och s skulle de ner till fia lˆvstrˆm | |
i kroken och lÂna tuppen mot ett halvpund | |
smÂt‰rna till notbygget och sist hade de hamnat p | |
g‰stgivaregÂrden d‰r carlsson bjudit p kaffe med | |
dopp och s kommo de ‰ntligen i bÂt men carlsson | |
ville styra och det kunde han inte fˆr han hade | |
aldrig sett en rÂseglare fˆrr och d‰rfˆr skrek han | |
att de skulle hissa focken som inte fanns | |
och p tullbryggan stodo lotsar och vaktm‰stare | |
och grinade Ât manˆvern n‰r ekan gick ˆver stag | |
och l‰nsade ner Ât salts‰cken | |
hˆrru du har hÂl i bÂten skrek en lotsl‰rling | |
genom vinden stopp till stopp till och medan | |
carlsson tittade efter hÂlen hade clara knuffat | |
undan honom och tagit roret och med Ârorna lyckades | |
lotten f ekan opp i vinden igen s att nu strˆk | |
det ner Ât aspˆsund med god gÂng | |
carlsson var en liten fyrkantig v‰rml‰nding med | |
bl ˆgon och n‰sa krokig som en syskonhake livlig | |
lekfull och nyfiken var han men sjˆaff‰rerna fˆrstod | |
han inte alls och han var ocks kallad ut till | |
hemsˆ fˆr att ta hand om Âker och kreatur som | |
ingen annan ville ta befattning med sedan gubben | |
flod gÂtt ur livet och ‰nkan satt ensam vid gÂrden""" | |
i += 1 | |
if q == i: | |
#This text is probably GPL | |
#Emacs Spook + slight modifications | |
return u"""kubark cryptographic secure aiews hackers panama genetic communist | |
blu114b illuminati fbi arnett defcon commecen ceridian allah | |
gamma rs9512c sdi passwd emc safe morse eternity server terrorist | |
defcon enforcers uscoi crypto anarchy waco texas autodin blue book | |
$400 million in gold bullion ron brown csystems cida cypherpunk 64 | |
vauxhall cross asset key dateline cncis cdc norad domestic | |
disruption cryptanalysis ermes | |
cida nsa brlo consul scud missile quarter juiliett class submarine | |
underground kennedy marxist avn manfurov s key kgb md2 | |
cdc mafia bullion nwo enforcers anarchy area 51 becker leitrim radar | |
offensive information warfare isec nasa pine gap bcci | |
bluebird kh11 ruby ridge noriega clandestine agt amme uscoi gamma | |
tempest ft meade mole kgb propaganda fortezza emc martyr | |
fips140 halcon ebomb firefly enforcers dateline nitrate cdma | |
electronic surveillance mole unclassified capricorn clandestine | |
strategic area 51 | |
embassy unscom assassinate honduras europol fissionable chobetsu wire | |
transfer 2600 magazine domestic disruption csystems rubin north korea | |
encryption majic | |
noriega firewalls bluebird defense information warfare assassination | |
ron brown mantis broadside cncis halcon virus majic cisu aiews genetic | |
bomb plutonium crypto ag amemb isec bletchley park rail gun afsatcom | |
soviet industrial espionage airframe clinton mania world domination | |
ruby ridge | |
marxist aladdin leitrim ira sniper aldergrove ciphertac2000 | |
dictionary geraldton munitions crypto anarchy montenegro md2 military | |
cida | |
brlo david john oates white house blowpipe kosovo mda juwtf cdma | |
mantis noriega digicash colonel craig livingstone s box vickie weaver | |
sha rail gun kibo ceridian commecen enforcers corporate security scud | |
missile world domination rule psix treasury counter terrorism leitrim | |
defense information warfare baranyi | |
janet reno albright medco crypto anarchy jiang zemin csystems global | |
mole crypto ag smuggle electronic surveillance dateline safe | |
assassination security suicide cluster bomb | |
nwo rail gun cid sri industrial espionage basement ufo nasa manfurov | |
anarchy arpa quiche janet reno computer terrorism croatian | |
halcon cesid sdi skipjack blackjack brlo uop delta force lynch codes | |
kh11 satellite imagery bromure panama clones rijndael cbc | |
fsf broadside ft knox brigand plutonium ak47 sweep md2 assassinate | |
offensive information warfare embassy cypherpunk benelux threat | |
computer terrorism | |
glock consul cohiba batf sniper president lablink kgb spies 9705 | |
samford road hackers clandestine amw cybercash infowar | |
sdi uzi bletchley park lynch eavesdropping nato adriatic asdic avn | |
ecash rule psix 2600 magazine blu114b glock ebomb | |
cia 64 vauxhall cross mindwar mossad covert video mole clinton semtex | |
secure unscom croatian infowar cryptographic leitrim norad | |
uscode infosec pgp sp4 defcon jiang zemin telex cracking asio exon | |
shell md5 vickie weaver strategic high security mindwar | |
anzus assassinate ins monarchist 2600 magazine vince foster mafia | |
fissionable usdoj morse covert video csystems new world order ruby | |
ridge spies | |
leitrim belknap ron brown cracking embassy treasury mindwar des | |
clinton agt amme gamma nasa afspc kennedy milsatcom | |
defense information warfare bletchley park militia aspic pink noise | |
safe david john oates skipjack freeh cesid jpl anc medco lablink | |
assassinate | |
pine gap sha mossad propaganda telex enforcers argus import swat | |
cracking consul etacs cncis kh11 fraud | |
yukon supercomputer mole kgb scud missile cbnrc consul manfurov white | |
water europol keyhole quiche number key credit card maple | |
national information infrastructure amemb arpa bemd steve case safe | |
jihad vickie weaver electronic surveillance fts2000 ssl leukenbaden | |
new world order uop bosnia | |
peking yukon medco vickie weaver white water ice bank propaganda cia | |
leitrim craig livingstone mena skipjack becker security | |
steve case ceridian safe bomb plo espionage ak47 craig livingstone | |
basement ssl domestic disruption spy ciphertac2000 kennedy infowar | |
s key white water perlrsa seal team 6 jihad cid dictionary cdma | |
number key afspc taiwan forte aladdin sp4 exon shell""" | |
# if we got this far - let's return this crap (instead of throwing) | |
return u"""fubar1 fubar2 fubar3 | |
foobar1 foobar2 foobar3 foobar4 foobar5 | |
baroba1 | |
raboof1""" | |
from optparse import OptionParser | |
def do_parse(): | |
usage = """Usage: lorem [-n|-l|-c] N [-q M]? | |
where | |
N and M are integers | |
Note: If -n -l and/or -c are combined -l has priority over -c that has | |
priority over -n. | |
Examples: lorem -n 10 | |
Get 10 words of lorem. | |
lorem -l 5 | |
Get 5 lines of lorem | |
lorem -c 79 | |
Get 79 characters of lorem | |
lorem -l 5 -q 11 | |
Get 5 lines of lorem from quote 11 | |
License: Copyright (C) 2007 Per Erik Strandberg | |
This program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. | |
This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it | |
under the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 3. | |
""" | |
versioninfo = "%s version %s\n%s\n\n%s" % (program, version, # | |
copyright, license) | |
parser = OptionParser(usage=usage, version = versioninfo) | |
parser.add_option('-n', dest='n', help="Number of Words", default=0) | |
parser.add_option('-l', dest='l', help="Number of Lines", default=0) | |
parser.add_option('-c', dest='c', help="Number of Chars", default=0) | |
parser.add_option('-q', dest='q', help="Quote index (0+)", default=0) | |
(options, args) = parser.parse_args() | |
try: | |
options.n = int(options.n) | |
options.l = int(options.l) | |
options.c = int(options.c) | |
options.q = int(options.q) | |
except: | |
parser.error("At least one of the arguments is not an integer.") | |
for m in [options.n, options.l, options.c, options.q]: | |
if m < 0: | |
parser.error("Negative argument.") | |
if options.n == 0 and options.l == 0 and options.c == 0: | |
parser.error("No arguments, try 'lorem -n 25'.") | |
return (options, args) | |
def do_lorem(n, l, c, q): | |
lorem = get_lorem(q) | |
if l!=0: | |
#do lines | |
lorem = lorem.replace('\n\n','\n') | |
lines = lorem.split('\n') | |
while l: | |
if l > len(lines): | |
l1 = len(lines) | |
l -= l1 | |
else: | |
l1 = l | |
l = 0 | |
for i in xrange(l1): | |
print lines[i].strip() | |
elif c!=0: | |
# do chars | |
chars = lorem | |
chars = chars.replace('\n', ' ') | |
chars = chars.replace(' ', ' ') | |
outchars = [] | |
while c: | |
if c > len(chars): | |
c1 = len(chars) | |
c -= c1 | |
outchars.append(chars) | |
else: | |
c1 = c | |
c = 0 | |
outchars.append(chars[0:c1]) | |
print join(outchars,'') | |
else: | |
# do words | |
words = lorem.replace('\n\n','\n') | |
words = words.replace('\n', ' ') | |
words = words.replace(' ', ' ') | |
words = words.split(' ') | |
while n: | |
if n > len(words): | |
n1 = len(words) | |
n -= n1 | |
else: | |
n1 = n | |
n = 0 | |
for i in xrange(n1): | |
print words[i], | |
if __name__ == '__main__': | |
(options, args) = do_parse() | |
do_lorem(options.n, options.l, options.c, options.q) # line 2000 |
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