Clarence a Drama
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The greatest danger should the chieftain seek.
Har. But think ! thou might'st be taken by the foe, Then, with thy capture, captured are we all ; As with thy death, we all are surely dead.
Capt. Play not such phantoms wild before thy mind. How is it likely that I should be known By people here, where I ne'er was before ?
Har. Some jealous accident doth strangle oft The mightiest undertakings at their birth ; Give chance no hold upon thy destiny.
Capt. Harwood, these monsters lie not in my path, ...Nor can their grim look fright me from my will, Else could I ne'er have reached these woody dales ; And having thus defied Risk to his teeth, Shall I now run before I see his face ?
Har. I see you do not understand the case ; So shall I clothe my speech in plainest garb, And show the reason of my importunity. Hoddle returned a little while ago, Whence he was sent by us ; he says he met One man, a seeming rustic of the land, But yet a man of dark, suspicious look. They spoke and parted ; some little time gone by, Our Hoddle turns about and sees this man Following on his track ; 'twas not far hence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The greatest danger should the chieftain seek.
Har. But think ! thou might'st be taken by the foe, Then, with thy capture, captured are we all ; As with thy death, we all are surely dead.
Capt. Play not such phantoms wild before thy mind. How is it likely that I should be known By people here, where I ne'er was before ?
Har. Some jealous accident doth strangle oft The mightiest undertakings at their birth ; Give chance no hold upon thy destiny.
Capt. Harwood, these monsters lie not in my path, ...Nor can their grim look fright me from my will, Else could I ne'er have reached these woody dales ; And having thus defied Risk to his teeth, Shall I now run before I see his face ?
Har. I see you do not understand the case ; So shall I clothe my speech in plainest garb, And show the reason of my importunity. Hoddle returned a little while ago, Whence he was sent by us ; he says he met One man, a seeming rustic of the land, But yet a man of dark, suspicious look. They spoke and parted ; some little time gone by, Our Hoddle turns about and sees this man Following on his track ; 'twas not far hence.
What to read after Clarence a Drama?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Snider Denton Jaques to read onlineMoreLess
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