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+ Va. Father ! \looTcing from him, and stretching her arms to Icilius.
Virg. Yes ; Embrace, my children. Thou all-seeing Jove, [spreading his hands over them, as Icil. Clasps Virginia to his hreast. Whose awful eyes look down with love and pity On this most innocent pair, let their woes Here end forever, and this last embrace Be but as parting on a gloomy eve To meet a cloudless morrow !
A single and loud dap of thunder rolls over the scent, and shakes the walls.
VIRGINIA and ICILITTS part inst...antly all present listening with horror as the sound dies away.
C. Num. [clasping his hands in terror. ] Merciful Heaven ! 'T was on the left !
156 VIRGINIA.
Va. [to Icil. ] Thy promise !
Icil. It is vow'd.
VIRGINIA and ICILIA Exeunt at one side, while, in the opposite direction, ICILIUS, muffling his head in his mantle, Exit hurriedly.
VIRGINICS, burying his face in his hands, remains in his posi- tion, supported by NuMiroEirs, while CAIUS seems to cower with fear, his face still upraised to the roof, and his hands locked together.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
+ Va. Father ! \looTcing from him, and stretching her arms to Icilius.
Virg. Yes ; Embrace, my children. Thou all-seeing Jove, [spreading his hands over them, as Icil. Clasps Virginia to his hreast. Whose awful eyes look down with love and pity On this most innocent pair, let their woes Here end forever, and this last embrace Be but as parting on a gloomy eve To meet a cloudless morrow !
A single and loud dap of thunder rolls over the scent, and shakes the walls.
VIRGINIA and ICILITTS part inst...antly all present listening with horror as the sound dies away.
C. Num. [clasping his hands in terror. ] Merciful Heaven ! 'T was on the left !
156 VIRGINIA.
Va. [to Icil. ] Thy promise !
Icil. It is vow'd.
VIRGINIA and ICILIA Exeunt at one side, while, in the opposite direction, ICILIUS, muffling his head in his mantle, Exit hurriedly.
VIRGINICS, burying his face in his hands, remains in his posi- tion, supported by NuMiroEirs, while CAIUS seems to cower with fear, his face still upraised to the roof, and his hands locked together.
What to read after Calvary Virginia Tragedies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Laughton Osborn to read onlineMoreLess
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