Andrea of Hungary And Giovanna of Naples
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SPINELLO.
Standest thou, Lookestthou, thus, before thy sovran, sir?
GIOVANNA.
Be friends, be friends, and spare mc one affront.
Wiser it were, and worthier, to devise How tumuhs may be (jucll-'d than how incrcast.
On your discretion Hes your country's weal. \_Gocs SCENE VI, ] GlOVAiNNA OF NAPLES. 129 SIMNELLO.
Ugo (lei Hal/. O ! lliou art strong in vvar, Strong in alliances, in virtue strong, But darest tliou, before the queen, before The lowest of the loyal, thus impute With brow of scorn and ...figure fixt aslant, Atrociovis crimes to purity angelic ?
DEL BALZO.
Heard'st thou iier words and askest thou this question ?
Spinello ! nor in virtue nor in courage (Our best alliances) have I pretence To stand before thee. Chancellor thou art, And, by the nature of thy office, should'st Have undertaken my most awful duty : Why didst thou not ?
SPINET, LO.
Because the queen herself Will'd otherwise ; because her chancellor.
She thought, might vindicate some near unduly.
DEL BALZO.
She thought so?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SPINELLO.
Standest thou, Lookestthou, thus, before thy sovran, sir?
GIOVANNA.
Be friends, be friends, and spare mc one affront.
Wiser it were, and worthier, to devise How tumuhs may be (jucll-'d than how incrcast.
On your discretion Hes your country's weal. \_Gocs SCENE VI, ] GlOVAiNNA OF NAPLES. 129 SIMNELLO.
Ugo (lei Hal/. O ! lliou art strong in vvar, Strong in alliances, in virtue strong, But darest tliou, before the queen, before The lowest of the loyal, thus impute With brow of scorn and ...figure fixt aslant, Atrociovis crimes to purity angelic ?
DEL BALZO.
Heard'st thou iier words and askest thou this question ?
Spinello ! nor in virtue nor in courage (Our best alliances) have I pretence To stand before thee. Chancellor thou art, And, by the nature of thy office, should'st Have undertaken my most awful duty : Why didst thou not ?
SPINET, LO.
Because the queen herself Will'd otherwise ; because her chancellor.
She thought, might vindicate some near unduly.
DEL BALZO.
She thought so?
What to read after Andrea of Hungary And Giovanna of Naples?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Landor Walter Savage to read onlineMoreLess
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