Saturday, 31 July 1875

[End of page and the two following pages blank] What has happened?
Love and hope, which are opposites, always agitate us. We are young and bold.
[A profile sketch; rows of chevrons] That day of weeping, when from the ashes shall rise
The guilty man, to be judged: . therefore spare, O God.
Page griffonnée : plusieurs lignes d'écriture rayées de traits en chevrons, une petite fleur et un profil d'homme à droite
Page de la fin du Livre 37 : lignes barrées, une fleur et un profil Mon Journal, t. 5 (fac-similé) — tome05.docx image 7 (après ¶3585)

Notes

In Latin in the original: Quid evenit ? ↩
In Latin in the original: Amor et spes qui sunt contraria semper nos agitant. Sumus juvenes et audaces. ↩
In Latin in the original: lacrimosa dies illa. Qua resùrget ex favilla. From the Dies Irae, the medieval Catholic requiem hymn. ↩
In Latin in the original: Judicàndus homo reus: . mie ergo parce, Deus. The Dies Irae continues: Judicandus homo reus: huic ergo parce, Deus (“the guilty man, to be judged: spare him therefore, O God”); the gap and mie are as in the transcription. ↩