Edwin the Fair; An Historical Drama. Isaac Comnenus; a Play. the Eve of the Conquest, And Other Poems
Edwin the Fair; An Historical Drama. Isaac Comnenus; a Play. the Eve of the Conquest, And Other Poems
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COMNENUS.
When I shall know my guest to he a friend, 111 give him welcome.
THEODORA.
Thou mayst give it then.
[Discovering herself.
Thou mightst have known her for a friend long since, She only gives thee one proof more.
[ Giving her liaiid.
COMNENUS.
A fair one.
Hosted by Google SCENE II.] ISAAC COMNENUS.
THEODOEA.
Thou well mayst wonder, and I think thou dost, Albeit thou show st it not.
COMNENUS.
Not much; not much.
Ten years are gone since I have felt sui-prise Save at mj own existence and ...the stars.
THEODORA.
If not surprise, what else then canst thou feel ?
Oh Count, I ask it not in bitterness.
But canst thou see me here, almost, I own, A supplicant — me, me a supplicant — A woman and a princess at thy feet Beseeching thee- COMNENUS.
Oh say no more — stop there.
THEODORA.
Beseeching thee to save thyself and me, And feel nor pity, gratitude nor love ?
Thy life thou canst not deem so little worth As I do mine ; but it is worse than death To bear a dead heart in a living body ; And when I tell thee death is at thy door, The doom pronounced, the warrant out, the axe Already in the headsman's hand, I say Not only fly from death, but waken life In thy dead heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
COMNENUS.
When I shall know my guest to he a friend, 111 give him welcome.
THEODORA.
Thou mayst give it then.
[Discovering herself.
Thou mightst have known her for a friend long since, She only gives thee one proof more.
[ Giving her liaiid.
COMNENUS.
A fair one.
Hosted by Google SCENE II.] ISAAC COMNENUS.
THEODOEA.
Thou well mayst wonder, and I think thou dost, Albeit thou show st it not.
COMNENUS.
Not much; not much.
Ten years are gone since I have felt sui-prise Save at mj own existence and ...the stars.
THEODORA.
If not surprise, what else then canst thou feel ?
Oh Count, I ask it not in bitterness.
But canst thou see me here, almost, I own, A supplicant — me, me a supplicant — A woman and a princess at thy feet Beseeching thee- COMNENUS.
Oh say no more — stop there.
THEODORA.
Beseeching thee to save thyself and me, And feel nor pity, gratitude nor love ?
Thy life thou canst not deem so little worth As I do mine ; but it is worse than death To bear a dead heart in a living body ; And when I tell thee death is at thy door, The doom pronounced, the warrant out, the axe Already in the headsman's hand, I say Not only fly from death, but waken life In thy dead heart.
What to read after Edwin the Fair; An Historical Drama. Isaac Comnenus; a Play. the Eve of the Conquest, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taylor, Henry, Sir, 1800-1886 to read onlineMoreLess
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