A Night in Avignon a Drama
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Who was the goddess that his books tell of, The cold one so long chaste, but who at last Lello. Be silent, Sancia ! Francesco . . . What? Petrarca (to Orso) . Lead Monna Laura here — A NIGHT IN AVIGNON 25 (Orso goes. ) If it is she! . . . But you, my friends, must know how strange this is, And how — ! ... I have no words! . . . Wait me, I pray you, yonder, in that chamber. (They go, left, Sancia shrugging. Then Orso brings Laura, whom Petrarca is helpless to greet, and who falters — yet nobly d...etermining, comes down. ) Laura. Messer Petrarca, . . . I have been im- pelled To come . . . And as the purest should, boldly. With lifted veil, to say . . • 26 A NIGHT IN AVIGNON Petrarca. Lady!
Laura. To say— (Of gratitude I cannot give another . . . For life to a woman is but resignation, And that at last is shame) . . .
Petrarca. At last . . . Shame Laura. To say — Love is to us as light to the lilies That lean by Mont Ventoux. The love of one pure man for one pure woman. Petrarca {dazed).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Who was the goddess that his books tell of, The cold one so long chaste, but who at last Lello. Be silent, Sancia ! Francesco . . . What? Petrarca (to Orso) . Lead Monna Laura here — A NIGHT IN AVIGNON 25 (Orso goes. ) If it is she! . . . But you, my friends, must know how strange this is, And how — ! ... I have no words! . . . Wait me, I pray you, yonder, in that chamber. (They go, left, Sancia shrugging. Then Orso brings Laura, whom Petrarca is helpless to greet, and who falters — yet nobly d...etermining, comes down. ) Laura. Messer Petrarca, . . . I have been im- pelled To come . . . And as the purest should, boldly. With lifted veil, to say . . • 26 A NIGHT IN AVIGNON Petrarca. Lady!
Laura. To say— (Of gratitude I cannot give another . . . For life to a woman is but resignation, And that at last is shame) . . .
Petrarca. At last . . . Shame Laura. To say — Love is to us as light to the lilies That lean by Mont Ventoux. The love of one pure man for one pure woman. Petrarca {dazed).
What to read after A Night in Avignon a Drama?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rice, Cale Young, 1872-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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