Boris Godunov: a Drama in Verse
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Arrest the courier.
SEMYON G. Some are already sent to overtake him.
TSAR. And what of Shuisky?
SEMYON G. Last night he entertainedHis friends; the Buturlins, both Miloslavskys, And Saltikov, with Pushkin and some others. They parted late. Pushkin alone remainedCloseted with his host and talked with himA long time more.
TSAR. For Shuisky send forthwith.
SEMYON G. Sire, he is here already.
TSAR. Call him hither.
(Exit SEMYON Godunov. ) Dealings with Lithuania? What means this?I like not the sedi...tious race of Pushkins, Nor must I trust in Shuisky, obsequious, But bold and wily-- (Enter SHUISKY. ) Prince, I must speak with thee. But thou thyself, it seems, hast business with me, And I would listen first to thee.
SHUISKY. Yea, sire;It is my duty to convey to theeGrave news.
TSAR. I listen.
SHUISKY. (Sotto voce, pointing to FEODOR. ) But, sire-- TSAR. The tsarevichMay learn whate'er Prince Shuisky knoweth. Speak.
SHUISKY. My liege, from Lithuania there have comeTidings to us-- TSAR. Are they not those same tidingsWhich yestereve a courier bore to Pushkin?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Arrest the courier.
SEMYON G. Some are already sent to overtake him.
TSAR. And what of Shuisky?
SEMYON G. Last night he entertainedHis friends; the Buturlins, both Miloslavskys, And Saltikov, with Pushkin and some others. They parted late. Pushkin alone remainedCloseted with his host and talked with himA long time more.
TSAR. For Shuisky send forthwith.
SEMYON G. Sire, he is here already.
TSAR. Call him hither.
(Exit SEMYON Godunov. ) Dealings with Lithuania? What means this?I like not the sedi...tious race of Pushkins, Nor must I trust in Shuisky, obsequious, But bold and wily-- (Enter SHUISKY. ) Prince, I must speak with thee. But thou thyself, it seems, hast business with me, And I would listen first to thee.
SHUISKY. Yea, sire;It is my duty to convey to theeGrave news.
TSAR. I listen.
SHUISKY. (Sotto voce, pointing to FEODOR. ) But, sire-- TSAR. The tsarevichMay learn whate'er Prince Shuisky knoweth. Speak.
SHUISKY. My liege, from Lithuania there have comeTidings to us-- TSAR. Are they not those same tidingsWhich yestereve a courier bore to Pushkin?
What to read after Boris Godunov: a Drama in Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aleksandr Sergeevich Pushkin to read onlineMoreLess
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