Dramas And Poems
Dramas And Poems
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MELVILLE. BRUNTON.
MEG.
Bold youngster ! Thus I would have done ere age Had laid its heavy burden on my rage, And turned my heart to cold, ay, icy gore, That was so tender, so quick touched, before.
[Enter Footman. ] A lady, sir, awaits without the hall, Who can take no refusal to her call.
Base scullion ! Have I not forbidden this ? Deny them all, maid, widow, wife, or miss.
But she " But she " ! Has she benumbed your wits ? Or are you prone to such romantic fits That she has charms to win you...r silly eyes, And make you brave my anger ? Is this wise ?
But, sir, important news she says she brings, Affecting life or death ; and awful things Are written in her face ; she has no charm, But, like a gipsy witch, looks full of harm.
Let this hag come, then ; what may be her game I know not, care not ; life or death the same.
[Exit Footman. ] Yes, nephew, it has come to this, you hear, In life for me remains not one thing dear.
You deal not, sir, in compliments at least ; My love for you would wish your love increased.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MELVILLE. BRUNTON.
MEG.
Bold youngster ! Thus I would have done ere age Had laid its heavy burden on my rage, And turned my heart to cold, ay, icy gore, That was so tender, so quick touched, before.
[Enter Footman. ] A lady, sir, awaits without the hall, Who can take no refusal to her call.
Base scullion ! Have I not forbidden this ? Deny them all, maid, widow, wife, or miss.
But she " But she " ! Has she benumbed your wits ? Or are you prone to such romantic fits That she has charms to win you...r silly eyes, And make you brave my anger ? Is this wise ?
But, sir, important news she says she brings, Affecting life or death ; and awful things Are written in her face ; she has no charm, But, like a gipsy witch, looks full of harm.
Let this hag come, then ; what may be her game I know not, care not ; life or death the same.
[Exit Footman. ] Yes, nephew, it has come to this, you hear, In life for me remains not one thing dear.
You deal not, sir, in compliments at least ; My love for you would wish your love increased.
What to read after Dramas And Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maurice R Keesing to read onlineMoreLess
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