Don Carlos
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What end is gained by the vain-glorious garbOf the sectarian? Then suppose--for whoFrom vanity is so completely freeAs for his creed to seek no proselytes?Suppose, I say, I had it in my mindTo place my own opinions on the throne!
QUEEN. No, marquis! no! Not even in jest could ISuspect you of so wild a scheme as this;No visionary you! to undertakeWhat you can ne'er accomplish.
MARQUIS. But that seemsTo be the very point at issue.
QUEEN. WhatI chiefly blame you, marquis, for, and whatCould well e...strange me from you--is---- MARQUIS. PerhapsDuplicity!
QUEEN. At least--a want of candor. Perhaps the king himself has no desireYou should impart what now you mean to tell me.
MARQUIS. No.
QUEEN. And can evil means be justifiedBy honest ends? And--pardon me the doubt--Can your high bearing stoop to such an office?I scarce can think it.
MARQUIS. Nor, indeed, could I, Were my sole purpose to deceive the king. 'Tis not my wish--I mean to serve him nowMore honestly than he himself commands.
QUEEN. 'Tis spoken like yourself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What end is gained by the vain-glorious garbOf the sectarian? Then suppose--for whoFrom vanity is so completely freeAs for his creed to seek no proselytes?Suppose, I say, I had it in my mindTo place my own opinions on the throne!
QUEEN. No, marquis! no! Not even in jest could ISuspect you of so wild a scheme as this;No visionary you! to undertakeWhat you can ne'er accomplish.
MARQUIS. But that seemsTo be the very point at issue.
QUEEN. WhatI chiefly blame you, marquis, for, and whatCould well e...strange me from you--is---- MARQUIS. PerhapsDuplicity!
QUEEN. At least--a want of candor. Perhaps the king himself has no desireYou should impart what now you mean to tell me.
MARQUIS. No.
QUEEN. And can evil means be justifiedBy honest ends? And--pardon me the doubt--Can your high bearing stoop to such an office?I scarce can think it.
MARQUIS. Nor, indeed, could I, Were my sole purpose to deceive the king. 'Tis not my wish--I mean to serve him nowMore honestly than he himself commands.
QUEEN. 'Tis spoken like yourself.
What to read after Don Carlos?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johann Christoph Friedrich Von Schiller to read onlineMoreLess
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