The Barrack Room : a Comedietta in Two Acts
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Clar. Indeed 1 it is easy for you to say so — obedience to orders is your profession.
Fer. True — I scarcely know what to say. At first, I could have left you without a pang : but after this interview, thrown together, as we have been, under circumstances so novel, I feel as if I had known you long, and to part from you for ever is most painful.
Clar. (aside). Poor young man !
Fer. J, however, know my duty; I will acknowledge to the emperor that I love you, but at the same time I will^ reject y...ou.
He may deprive me of my rank, and send me forth in disgrace ; but I will fight with other armies, and either win other laurels or perish!
Clar. (aside). Oh, how very sad. I never was so puzzled !
Ent^r Batiste, l. c.
14 THE BARRACK ROOM.
Bat. The imperial carriage is at the gate.
Clar, Already !
Fer. The hour is passed ; I must begone.
Clar. {agitated). Wait — one moment — you shall not be sacrificed.
Fer. Speak !
Clar. Let the contract be ratified, — it is but a mere formality ; I will consent to go with you to the emperor, and I will kneel at his feet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Clar. Indeed 1 it is easy for you to say so — obedience to orders is your profession.
Fer. True — I scarcely know what to say. At first, I could have left you without a pang : but after this interview, thrown together, as we have been, under circumstances so novel, I feel as if I had known you long, and to part from you for ever is most painful.
Clar. (aside). Poor young man !
Fer. J, however, know my duty; I will acknowledge to the emperor that I love you, but at the same time I will^ reject y...ou.
He may deprive me of my rank, and send me forth in disgrace ; but I will fight with other armies, and either win other laurels or perish!
Clar. (aside). Oh, how very sad. I never was so puzzled !
Ent^r Batiste, l. c.
14 THE BARRACK ROOM.
Bat. The imperial carriage is at the gate.
Clar, Already !
Fer. The hour is passed ; I must begone.
Clar. {agitated). Wait — one moment — you shall not be sacrificed.
Fer. Speak !
Clar. Let the contract be ratified, — it is but a mere formality ; I will consent to go with you to the emperor, and I will kneel at his feet.
What to read after The Barrack Room : a Comedietta in Two Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Haynes Bayly to read onlineMoreLess
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