Dramatic Scenes
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Dost thou not see that, throughout all this story, The spirit of Love prevails, in many shapes ; In some most gentle, and in others warm, Whilst in one form, bare lust alone is seen, The blood s rebellion, the JULIO.
I understand not. Would all were such as he !
RAFFAELLE.
Pshaw ! I had better Have drawn a herd of bulls lowing about One white Europa, than another such.
RAFFAELLE AND FORNARINA. 185 Julio, I tire. I loathe this gaudy prison ; I ll paint no more, unless my love be present.
JULIO. ...If thou darest trust thy Venus in my sight RAFFAELLE.
Ha, ha, ha, ha !
JULIO. Then why not bring her hither ?
RAFFAELLE.
Hither? I will.
She shall stand here before thee, plain as Truth ; Less stedfast, but as white as untouched Truth, Whom slander never blew on. Brace thy heart, Lest she take all by storm.
JULIO. What is she like ?
RAFFAELLE.
Her eye is like a magnet.
JULIO.
What, i the Pole ?
Is it set round with ice ?
186 DRAMATIC SCENES.
RAFFAELLE.
With blushing fire ; With crimson beauty, like the death of day At midsummer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dost thou not see that, throughout all this story, The spirit of Love prevails, in many shapes ; In some most gentle, and in others warm, Whilst in one form, bare lust alone is seen, The blood s rebellion, the JULIO.
I understand not. Would all were such as he !
RAFFAELLE.
Pshaw ! I had better Have drawn a herd of bulls lowing about One white Europa, than another such.
RAFFAELLE AND FORNARINA. 185 Julio, I tire. I loathe this gaudy prison ; I ll paint no more, unless my love be present.
JULIO. ...If thou darest trust thy Venus in my sight RAFFAELLE.
Ha, ha, ha, ha !
JULIO. Then why not bring her hither ?
RAFFAELLE.
Hither? I will.
She shall stand here before thee, plain as Truth ; Less stedfast, but as white as untouched Truth, Whom slander never blew on. Brace thy heart, Lest she take all by storm.
JULIO. What is she like ?
RAFFAELLE.
Her eye is like a magnet.
JULIO.
What, i the Pole ?
Is it set round with ice ?
186 DRAMATIC SCENES.
RAFFAELLE.
With blushing fire ; With crimson beauty, like the death of day At midsummer.
What to read after Dramatic Scenes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cornwall, Barry, 1787-1874 to read onlineMoreLess
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