Abelard And Heloise
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Luce follows her with her eyes. 60 act ii] ABELARD AND HELOISE 61 LUCE The house is very still.
HELOISE No, something has been clamorous all about, All these two weeks.
LUCE It is the din of Paris Still beating in your ears.
HELOISE Not that.
LUCE What then?
HELOISE Oh, I hear silence till the very air Shrieks out my sick anxiety.
LUCE Then why Did you put leagues between him and your longing?
HELOISE A longer staying was the very tune The tongues would play on.
Time's in a swoon.
LUCE, sighing... It is weary waiting.
62 ABELARD AND HELOISE [act ii HELOISE, still moving restlessly about The rooms are feverous. She suddenly stops, still listening intently. What's that?
LUCE, also listening A door.
HELOISE, again beginning her restless walk about the room The very doors are restless, The ceilings all impend with dreadful fears. The floor's a sea. The walls alone are quiet.
LUCE, rising and going to her lovingly This climbing, baffled longing leads to sickness.
HELOISE, looking at her Are my eyes altered from my eyes that night?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Luce follows her with her eyes. 60 act ii] ABELARD AND HELOISE 61 LUCE The house is very still.
HELOISE No, something has been clamorous all about, All these two weeks.
LUCE It is the din of Paris Still beating in your ears.
HELOISE Not that.
LUCE What then?
HELOISE Oh, I hear silence till the very air Shrieks out my sick anxiety.
LUCE Then why Did you put leagues between him and your longing?
HELOISE A longer staying was the very tune The tongues would play on.
Time's in a swoon.
LUCE, sighing... It is weary waiting.
62 ABELARD AND HELOISE [act ii HELOISE, still moving restlessly about The rooms are feverous. She suddenly stops, still listening intently. What's that?
LUCE, also listening A door.
HELOISE, again beginning her restless walk about the room The very doors are restless, The ceilings all impend with dreadful fears. The floor's a sea. The walls alone are quiet.
LUCE, rising and going to her lovingly This climbing, baffled longing leads to sickness.
HELOISE, looking at her Are my eyes altered from my eyes that night?
What to read after Abelard And Heloise?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ridgely Torrence to read onlineMoreLess
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