Characteristics of Women, Moral, Poetical, And Historical: With Fifty ...
Characteristics of Women, Moral, Poetical, And Historical: With Fifty ...
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Shows hlessed, like herself.
Cleopatra.
And that great hlessedness You first reaped of me : till you taught my nature, Like a rude storm, to talk aloud and thunder.
Sleep was not gentler than my soul, and stiller.
You had the spring of my affections.
And my fair fruits I gave you leave to taste of ; You must expect the winter of mine anger.
You flung me off— hefore the court disgraced me — When in the pride I appeared of all my heauty — Digitized by LjOOQIC CLEOPATRA. 165 Appeared your mistress... ; took unto your eyes The common strumpet, love of hated lucre,-^ Courted with coTetous heart the slave of nature,-^ Gave all your thoughts to gold, that men of glory, And minds adom'd with nohle love, would kick at !
Soldiers of royal mark scorn such base purchase ; Beauty and honour are the marks they shoot at* I spake to you then, I courted yon, and woo'd you, CallM you dear Csesar, hung about you tenderly.
Was proud to appear your friend — C^SAR, You have mistaken me.
ClJU>PATRA, But neither eye, nor favour, not a smile Was I bles»*d back withal, but shook off rudely ; And as you had been sold to sordid infamy, Yoa fbll before the images of treasure, And in your soul you worshipped.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shows hlessed, like herself.
Cleopatra.
And that great hlessedness You first reaped of me : till you taught my nature, Like a rude storm, to talk aloud and thunder.
Sleep was not gentler than my soul, and stiller.
You had the spring of my affections.
And my fair fruits I gave you leave to taste of ; You must expect the winter of mine anger.
You flung me off— hefore the court disgraced me — When in the pride I appeared of all my heauty — Digitized by LjOOQIC CLEOPATRA. 165 Appeared your mistress... ; took unto your eyes The common strumpet, love of hated lucre,-^ Courted with coTetous heart the slave of nature,-^ Gave all your thoughts to gold, that men of glory, And minds adom'd with nohle love, would kick at !
Soldiers of royal mark scorn such base purchase ; Beauty and honour are the marks they shoot at* I spake to you then, I courted yon, and woo'd you, CallM you dear Csesar, hung about you tenderly.
Was proud to appear your friend — C^SAR, You have mistaken me.
ClJU>PATRA, But neither eye, nor favour, not a smile Was I bles»*d back withal, but shook off rudely ; And as you had been sold to sordid infamy, Yoa fbll before the images of treasure, And in your soul you worshipped.
What to read after Characteristics of Women, Moral, Poetical, And Historical: With Fifty ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jameson, Mrs. (Anna), 1794-1860 to read onlineMoreLess
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