Browning's England
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_ That way you'd take, friend Austin? What a shame I was your cousin, tamely from the first Your bride, and all this fervor's run to waste! Do you know you speak sensibly to-day? The Earl's a fool.
_Austin. _ Here's Thorold. Tell him so!
_Tresham_ [_returning_]. Now, voices, voices! 'St! the lady's first! How seems he?--seems he not . .. Come, faith give fraud The mercy-stroke whenever they engage! Down with fraud, up with faith! How seems the Earl? A name! a blazon! if you knew their w...orth, As you will never! come--the Earl?
_Guendolen. _ He's young.
_Tresham. _ What's she? an infant save in heart and brain. Young! Mildred is fourteen, remark! And you . .. Austin, how old is she?
_Guendolen. _ There's tact for you! I meant that being young was good excuse If one should tax him. .. .
_Tresham. _ Well?
_Guendolen. _ --With lacking wit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_ That way you'd take, friend Austin? What a shame I was your cousin, tamely from the first Your bride, and all this fervor's run to waste! Do you know you speak sensibly to-day? The Earl's a fool.
_Austin. _ Here's Thorold. Tell him so!
_Tresham_ [_returning_]. Now, voices, voices! 'St! the lady's first! How seems he?--seems he not . .. Come, faith give fraud The mercy-stroke whenever they engage! Down with fraud, up with faith! How seems the Earl? A name! a blazon! if you knew their w...orth, As you will never! come--the Earl?
_Guendolen. _ He's young.
_Tresham. _ What's she? an infant save in heart and brain. Young! Mildred is fourteen, remark! And you . .. Austin, how old is she?
_Guendolen. _ There's tact for you! I meant that being young was good excuse If one should tax him. .. .
_Tresham. _ Well?
_Guendolen. _ --With lacking wit.
What to read after Browning's England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Archibald Clarke to read onlineMoreLess
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