Callirrho Fair Rosamund Microform
Callirrho Fair Rosamund Microform
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Mind what I say, and rock it.
{Exit.
CALLIRRHOE. 99 Emathion [dropping on a stool and rocking mechanically]. Oh, I'm unspeakably wretched. And this hateful child knows not, cares not, with its even humming breath and its eyes, like two doves' nests with sleep on them. I can't bear it ! I must pinch the child to make it feel a little, feel pain with me. It shall not mock me ; it shall be hurt like me, be miserable. . [Finches if. ] There ! Bat it does not content. I must out. I must, I must, I m...ust see all! Her blood draws me like a cord to my ankle. They won't note me if I crouch down. And I must go, wretched, wretched Emathion !
[Exil stealthily.
Scene V. — Without^ afterwards within^ the Temple, Enter Callirrho'e^ Machaon^ Megillus, and Citizens.
Callirrho'e. My people, I am come to die for you \ Curse me no more. To-night in Calydon There shall be health and sleep.
\st at. Hurry her on !
My children peak and pine, and I must watch My own good flesh I gave 'em drop away Like the patrimony of a prodigal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mind what I say, and rock it.
{Exit.
CALLIRRHOE. 99 Emathion [dropping on a stool and rocking mechanically]. Oh, I'm unspeakably wretched. And this hateful child knows not, cares not, with its even humming breath and its eyes, like two doves' nests with sleep on them. I can't bear it ! I must pinch the child to make it feel a little, feel pain with me. It shall not mock me ; it shall be hurt like me, be miserable. . [Finches if. ] There ! Bat it does not content. I must out. I must, I must, I m...ust see all! Her blood draws me like a cord to my ankle. They won't note me if I crouch down. And I must go, wretched, wretched Emathion !
[Exil stealthily.
Scene V. — Without^ afterwards within^ the Temple, Enter Callirrho'e^ Machaon^ Megillus, and Citizens.
Callirrho'e. My people, I am come to die for you \ Curse me no more. To-night in Calydon There shall be health and sleep.
\st at. Hurry her on !
My children peak and pine, and I must watch My own good flesh I gave 'em drop away Like the patrimony of a prodigal.
What to read after Callirrho Fair Rosamund Microform?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Field to read onlineMoreLess
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