All for Love
All for Love
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I have enough: But how to manage this! Well, I'll consider. [Exit. ] DOLABELLA. I came prepared To tell you heavy news; news, which I thought Would fright the blood from your pale cheeks to hear: But you have met it with a cheerfulness, That makes my task more easy; and my tongue, Which on another's message was employed, Would gladly speak its own.
CLEOPATRA. Hold, Dolabella. First tell me, were you chosen by my lord? Or sought you this employment?
DOLABELLA. He picked me out; and, as h...is bosom friend, He charged me with his words.
CLEOPATRA. The message then I know was tender, and each accent smooth, To mollify that rugged word, DEPART.
DOLABELLA. Oh, you mistake: He chose the harshest words; With fiery eyes, and contracted brows, He coined his face in the severest stamp; And fury shook his fabric, like an earthquake; He heaved for vent, and burst like bellowing Aetna, In sounds scarce human--"Hence away for ever, Let her begone, the blot of my renown, And bane of all my hopes!" [All the time of this speech, CLEOPATRA seems more and more concerned, till she sinks quite down.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have enough: But how to manage this! Well, I'll consider. [Exit. ] DOLABELLA. I came prepared To tell you heavy news; news, which I thought Would fright the blood from your pale cheeks to hear: But you have met it with a cheerfulness, That makes my task more easy; and my tongue, Which on another's message was employed, Would gladly speak its own.
CLEOPATRA. Hold, Dolabella. First tell me, were you chosen by my lord? Or sought you this employment?
DOLABELLA. He picked me out; and, as h...is bosom friend, He charged me with his words.
CLEOPATRA. The message then I know was tender, and each accent smooth, To mollify that rugged word, DEPART.
DOLABELLA. Oh, you mistake: He chose the harshest words; With fiery eyes, and contracted brows, He coined his face in the severest stamp; And fury shook his fabric, like an earthquake; He heaved for vent, and burst like bellowing Aetna, In sounds scarce human--"Hence away for ever, Let her begone, the blot of my renown, And bane of all my hopes!" [All the time of this speech, CLEOPATRA seems more and more concerned, till she sinks quite down.
What to read after All for Love?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dryden John to read onlineMoreLess
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