Don Carlos
Don Carlos
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Your mother? No! But wherefore?
CARLOS. I have hopes--But you turn pale! Be calm--I should be happy. And I shall be so: but of this anon--Advise me now, how I may speak with her.
MARQUIS. What mean you? What new feverish dream is this?
CARLOS. By the great God of wonders 'tis no dream!'Tis truth, reality---- [Taking out the KING's letter to the PRINCESS EBOLI. Contained in thisImportant paper--yes, the queen is free, --Free before men and in the eyes of heaven;There read, and cease to wonder at... my words.
MARQUIS (opening the letter). What do I here behold? The king's own hand! [After he has read it. To whom addressed?
CARLOS. To Princess Eboli. Two days ago, a page who serves the queen, Brought me, from unknown hands, a key and letter, Which said that in the left wing of the palace, Where the queen lodges, lay a cabinet, --That there a lady whom I long had lovedAwaited me. I straight obeyed the summons.
MARQUIS. Fool! madman! you obeyed it---- CARLOS. Not that IThe writing knew; but there was only oneSuch woman, who could think herself adoredBy Carlos.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Your mother? No! But wherefore?
CARLOS. I have hopes--But you turn pale! Be calm--I should be happy. And I shall be so: but of this anon--Advise me now, how I may speak with her.
MARQUIS. What mean you? What new feverish dream is this?
CARLOS. By the great God of wonders 'tis no dream!'Tis truth, reality---- [Taking out the KING's letter to the PRINCESS EBOLI. Contained in thisImportant paper--yes, the queen is free, --Free before men and in the eyes of heaven;There read, and cease to wonder at... my words.
MARQUIS (opening the letter). What do I here behold? The king's own hand! [After he has read it. To whom addressed?
CARLOS. To Princess Eboli. Two days ago, a page who serves the queen, Brought me, from unknown hands, a key and letter, Which said that in the left wing of the palace, Where the queen lodges, lay a cabinet, --That there a lady whom I long had lovedAwaited me. I straight obeyed the summons.
MARQUIS. Fool! madman! you obeyed it---- CARLOS. Not that IThe writing knew; but there was only oneSuch woman, who could think herself adoredBy Carlos.
What to read after Don Carlos?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Friedrich Schiller to read onlineMoreLess
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