Brownings England a Study of English Influences in Browning
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Can I lie at rest, With rude speech spoken to you, ruder deeds Done to you ? — heartless men shall have my heart, And I tied down with grave-clothes and the worm, Aware, perhaps, of every blow — oh God ! — Upon those lips — yet of no power to tear The felon stripe by stripe! Die, Mildred! Leave Their honorable world to them! For God We're good enough, though the world casts us out.
[A ivhistle is heard.
Tresham. Ho, Gerard! Enter Gerard, Austin and Guendolen, with lights.
No one speak! You see ...what's done. I cannot bear another voice.
Mertoun. There's light — Light all about me, and I move to it. Tresham, did I not tell you — did you not Just promise to deliver words of mine To Mildred ?
Tresham. I will bear these words to her.
Mertoun. Now ?
Tresham. Now. Lift you the body, and leave me The head.
[As they half raise Mertoun, he turns suddenly.
Mertoun. I knew they turned me: turn me not from her!
248 BROWNING'S ENGLAND There! stay you! there! [Dies .
Guendolen [after a pause.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Can I lie at rest, With rude speech spoken to you, ruder deeds Done to you ? — heartless men shall have my heart, And I tied down with grave-clothes and the worm, Aware, perhaps, of every blow — oh God ! — Upon those lips — yet of no power to tear The felon stripe by stripe! Die, Mildred! Leave Their honorable world to them! For God We're good enough, though the world casts us out.
[A ivhistle is heard.
Tresham. Ho, Gerard! Enter Gerard, Austin and Guendolen, with lights.
No one speak! You see ...what's done. I cannot bear another voice.
Mertoun. There's light — Light all about me, and I move to it. Tresham, did I not tell you — did you not Just promise to deliver words of mine To Mildred ?
Tresham. I will bear these words to her.
Mertoun. Now ?
Tresham. Now. Lift you the body, and leave me The head.
[As they half raise Mertoun, he turns suddenly.
Mertoun. I knew they turned me: turn me not from her!
248 BROWNING'S ENGLAND There! stay you! there! [Dies .
Guendolen [after a pause.
What to read after Brownings England a Study of English Influences in Browning?
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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