Attila, My Attila!: a Play
Attila, My Attila!: a Play
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Honoria But he will.
Athenais His sister may despise my parentage, Although I am the great Leontius' daughter.
And trained in Grecian science ; but if this Is so, I will return and beg my bread — For, oh, I do adore him !
Theodosius {Springing forward) I have heard : I pledge to you my honourable love.
Come with me to my sister. I have chosen, And, as I am a man, she shall accept.
{To Honoria) My dearest cousin, lonely, little exile.
Tell me of something I could do to give Kf ore sweetness to y...our life ; for Athenais And I would grant whatever you desire.
Would we not, love ?
77 Attila, My Attila / Athenaii We would.
Honoria I shall remember !
But do not think of me.
{They go out) How wise they are, Perfect and fearless. — ^Wc shall tread like that EtzePs red fleeces. Oh, how glorious To push aside the curtains of a tent.
And feel the breeze, and face the multitude* My Attila, it is a happy omen.
This pairing of young lovers ! . . • I am certain The envoys have encountered Satyrus, Certain they will betray him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Honoria But he will.
Athenais His sister may despise my parentage, Although I am the great Leontius' daughter.
And trained in Grecian science ; but if this Is so, I will return and beg my bread — For, oh, I do adore him !
Theodosius {Springing forward) I have heard : I pledge to you my honourable love.
Come with me to my sister. I have chosen, And, as I am a man, she shall accept.
{To Honoria) My dearest cousin, lonely, little exile.
Tell me of something I could do to give Kf ore sweetness to y...our life ; for Athenais And I would grant whatever you desire.
Would we not, love ?
77 Attila, My Attila / Athenaii We would.
Honoria I shall remember !
But do not think of me.
{They go out) How wise they are, Perfect and fearless. — ^Wc shall tread like that EtzePs red fleeces. Oh, how glorious To push aside the curtains of a tent.
And feel the breeze, and face the multitude* My Attila, it is a happy omen.
This pairing of young lovers ! . . • I am certain The envoys have encountered Satyrus, Certain they will betray him.
What to read after Attila, My Attila!: a Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Field to read onlineMoreLess
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