A Selection of Verses From the Manchester University Magazine 1868 1912
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SAMSON AD AM I 91 Sam. Thou art a captive?
Del. Ay !
Sam. Ah ! Ever the poor pitied each other !
Del. Let me pour water 'twixt thy parched lips.
Sam. What a small sweet hand for a boy ! So soft .... There was never a hand more like the hand of Delilah But she is dead .... Jehovah blast her soul ! Del Oh!
Sam. Why Del. 'Twas but my baby brother wailing. Heed it not !
But this Delilah . . . Sam. Ay ?
Del Didst thou love her? Sam. Love her ! Oh my God ! I gave her my life and she sold it. Del. Was... she paid for it? Sam. No ! She killed herself. Del. Why? Sam (slowly). Oh, could it be some fragment of remorse Strove in her cold heart ? Del. Breaking it at last.
Sam. Oh, Delilah ! Delilah ! Del Wouldst thou forgive her? Sam. Ay !
Del. Wouldst thou certainly forgive her? Sam. By God I swear .... Del. Put thy hand on my breast and swear. Sam. I sw . . .
Delilah ! Philistines. Sing unto Dagon !
Our enemy is fallen ! Dagon is triumphant ! Who reveres Jehovah ?
92 DRAMATIC POEMS Sam. Why hast thou come to me ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SAMSON AD AM I 91 Sam. Thou art a captive?
Del. Ay !
Sam. Ah ! Ever the poor pitied each other !
Del. Let me pour water 'twixt thy parched lips.
Sam. What a small sweet hand for a boy ! So soft .... There was never a hand more like the hand of Delilah But she is dead .... Jehovah blast her soul ! Del Oh!
Sam. Why Del. 'Twas but my baby brother wailing. Heed it not !
But this Delilah . . . Sam. Ay ?
Del Didst thou love her? Sam. Love her ! Oh my God ! I gave her my life and she sold it. Del. Was... she paid for it? Sam. No ! She killed herself. Del. Why? Sam (slowly). Oh, could it be some fragment of remorse Strove in her cold heart ? Del. Breaking it at last.
Sam. Oh, Delilah ! Delilah ! Del Wouldst thou forgive her? Sam. Ay !
Del. Wouldst thou certainly forgive her? Sam. By God I swear .... Del. Put thy hand on my breast and swear. Sam. I sw . . .
Delilah ! Philistines. Sing unto Dagon !
Our enemy is fallen ! Dagon is triumphant ! Who reveres Jehovah ?
92 DRAMATIC POEMS Sam. Why hast thou come to me ?
What to read after A Selection of Verses From the Manchester University Magazine 1868 1912?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Hopkinson to read onlineMoreLess
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