Augustine the Man
Augustine the Man
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. . . Calm thee. . . . Lie down again. . . . MELCARA. I know it, I tell thee. . . . Thou shalt hear me say it.
Think you I would forget his words ? . . . His words ? Be quiet, and I will say it to thee. ... So ...
" Melcara s conscience thou, fair glass !
. . . When ordered are those golden threads That bind my heart, and in thy depth She sees no blur that beauty dreads.
Content as any flower is she, And cries All s well . . . All s well with me! " It hath been much commended. . . . Dost thou l...ike it ?
Now I will sleep a little ere he comes. I am very tired . . . But wake me when he comes. [She sinks back> still muttering to herself. As she does so, AUGUSTINE appears in the doorway ghastly pale, his eyes red AUGUSTINE THE MAN 51 with weeping. He comes softly over beside his mother, and whispers hoarsely.
AUGUSTINE They have come for her ...
those who re to journey with her. . . . MONICA. My dear, dear son ! . . . AUGUSTINE. [With a wild burst} Oh! say no word to me ! . . . . . . Even thou, my mother, say no word to me !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . Calm thee. . . . Lie down again. . . . MELCARA. I know it, I tell thee. . . . Thou shalt hear me say it.
Think you I would forget his words ? . . . His words ? Be quiet, and I will say it to thee. ... So ...
" Melcara s conscience thou, fair glass !
. . . When ordered are those golden threads That bind my heart, and in thy depth She sees no blur that beauty dreads.
Content as any flower is she, And cries All s well . . . All s well with me! " It hath been much commended. . . . Dost thou l...ike it ?
Now I will sleep a little ere he comes. I am very tired . . . But wake me when he comes. [She sinks back> still muttering to herself. As she does so, AUGUSTINE appears in the doorway ghastly pale, his eyes red AUGUSTINE THE MAN 51 with weeping. He comes softly over beside his mother, and whispers hoarsely.
AUGUSTINE They have come for her ...
those who re to journey with her. . . . MONICA. My dear, dear son ! . . . AUGUSTINE. [With a wild burst} Oh! say no word to me ! . . . . . . Even thou, my mother, say no word to me !
What to read after Augustine the Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amlie Rives to read onlineMoreLess
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