| Then the death of Morny seems to turn the idyl into a tragedy, but only for a moment. |
| May I relate the idyl of your tragic passion, dear Dubois, as an object lesson? |
| The solution of this problem is properly what ought to be given us by the theory of the idyl. |
| The love story which runs through the book, like a golden thread, is an idyl. |
| And his love is a poem, an idyl that crowns him a Shepherd King in his own green pastures. |
| Their life in its own way was an idyl, and it managed to achieve a singular beauty. |
