British Theatre 5
British Theatre 5
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Sif Have I done this ! — ^and do I live ! — My heart G 66 C LEONE. A3F, Drops blood 1 but to thy guidance I will bend, And in for^'d silence smother killing grief.
Gian, l^Aside,] Did'st thou not tell me, villain, she was dead ?
Rag. lAstiU.'] I was deceiv'd — ^by Heav'n, I tliought her so.
Cf/an. I Aside.'] May hell reward thee.
Beauf. sen. Stay — she rises — hush !
Cie. Soft ! soft ! he stirs O, I have wak'd him — I have wak'd my child !
And when false Glanville knows it, he again Will murder... him.
Bcai(f. sen. Mark that !
Glan. And are the words Of incoherent madness to convi£l me ?
Si/. They are the voice of Heaven, detecting murder!
Yes, villain ! thy infernal aim appears.
Clc. No, no ; all still — As undisturb'd he sleeps As the stolen infant rock'd in th' eagle's nest.
I'll call the red-breast, and the nightingale, Their pious bills once covered little babes.
And sung their dying dirge. Again, sweet birds !
Again pour forth your melancholy notes.
And soothe once more that innocence ye love.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sif Have I done this ! — ^and do I live ! — My heart G 66 C LEONE. A3F, Drops blood 1 but to thy guidance I will bend, And in for^'d silence smother killing grief.
Gian, l^Aside,] Did'st thou not tell me, villain, she was dead ?
Rag. lAstiU.'] I was deceiv'd — ^by Heav'n, I tliought her so.
Cf/an. I Aside.'] May hell reward thee.
Beauf. sen. Stay — she rises — hush !
Cie. Soft ! soft ! he stirs O, I have wak'd him — I have wak'd my child !
And when false Glanville knows it, he again Will murder... him.
Bcai(f. sen. Mark that !
Glan. And are the words Of incoherent madness to convi£l me ?
Si/. They are the voice of Heaven, detecting murder!
Yes, villain ! thy infernal aim appears.
Clc. No, no ; all still — As undisturb'd he sleeps As the stolen infant rock'd in th' eagle's nest.
I'll call the red-breast, and the nightingale, Their pious bills once covered little babes.
And sung their dying dirge. Again, sweet birds !
Again pour forth your melancholy notes.
And soothe once more that innocence ye love.
What to read after British Theatre 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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