Evadne Or the Statue a Tragedy in Five Acts
Evadne Or the Statue a Tragedy in Five Acts
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And, Evadne, I am all joy. (aside. ) I '11 hide the serpent here, And use her for awhile, with the same arts She plays upon myself. I am rejoiced EVAD. And I! if every bosom were so glad As mine for your return, which I have prayed In nightly orisons, the bells of Naples Would from their steeples peal their chimes of joy; Flowers should be strewed before your passing steps, The very dust made of the leaves of roses! I am in sooth so joyous at^your sight, That I forget to chide you how is this :... Vic. Dissembling woman ! (aside. ) EVAD. How is this, my lord? Methinks you look most sadly, or what 's worse, Most coldly on Evadne 'tis perchance, The fault of mine expecting eyes, that seek The warm reflection of their joyfulness. Why, once, if you were absent but a day, At our next meeting you were bright as morn 26 EVADNE, [ACT II In the sweet May; but now, you are grown as cold As winter's chilly day-break you look altered.
Vic. But you do not look altered would you did! Let me peruse the face where loveliness Stays, like the light after the sun is set.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And, Evadne, I am all joy. (aside. ) I '11 hide the serpent here, And use her for awhile, with the same arts She plays upon myself. I am rejoiced EVAD. And I! if every bosom were so glad As mine for your return, which I have prayed In nightly orisons, the bells of Naples Would from their steeples peal their chimes of joy; Flowers should be strewed before your passing steps, The very dust made of the leaves of roses! I am in sooth so joyous at^your sight, That I forget to chide you how is this :... Vic. Dissembling woman ! (aside. ) EVAD. How is this, my lord? Methinks you look most sadly, or what 's worse, Most coldly on Evadne 'tis perchance, The fault of mine expecting eyes, that seek The warm reflection of their joyfulness. Why, once, if you were absent but a day, At our next meeting you were bright as morn 26 EVADNE, [ACT II In the sweet May; but now, you are grown as cold As winter's chilly day-break you look altered.
Vic. But you do not look altered would you did! Let me peruse the face where loveliness Stays, like the light after the sun is set.
What to read after Evadne Or the Statue a Tragedy in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Lalor Sheil to read onlineMoreLess
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