Examination of Two English Dramas the Tragedy of Mariam By Elizabeth Carew And
Examination of Two English Dramas the Tragedy of Mariam By Elizabeth Carew And
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Constabarus curses all women, and particu- larly his wife Salome.
IV. 7. Dialogue between Salome and Herod. Herod wavers with regard to Mariam's execution. Salome's cunning speeches harden Herod's heart against Mariam. ^^ Herod. A world cannot another Mariam buy, Why stay you lingring? countermaund her death, — 27 — Salo: Then youle no more remember what hath past, Sohemus love and hers shall be forgot: Tis well in truth: that fault may be her last, And she may mend, though yet she love you not....
Her. : Oh God: tis true. Sohemus: earth and heav'n, . . . She is deceitfull, light as vanitie. " IV. 8. Mariam, in a monologue, knowing that she is to die, regrets her lack of humility. She re- cognises that chastity has been her only virtue, and realises that that is not enough.
"But I did thinke because I knew me chaste.
One vertue for a woman, might suffice.
That mind for glory of our sexe might stand.
Wherein humilitie and chastitie Doth march with equall paces, hand in hand. '' Enter Doris, who curses Mariam and her children.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Constabarus curses all women, and particu- larly his wife Salome.
IV. 7. Dialogue between Salome and Herod. Herod wavers with regard to Mariam's execution. Salome's cunning speeches harden Herod's heart against Mariam. ^^ Herod. A world cannot another Mariam buy, Why stay you lingring? countermaund her death, — 27 — Salo: Then youle no more remember what hath past, Sohemus love and hers shall be forgot: Tis well in truth: that fault may be her last, And she may mend, though yet she love you not....
Her. : Oh God: tis true. Sohemus: earth and heav'n, . . . She is deceitfull, light as vanitie. " IV. 8. Mariam, in a monologue, knowing that she is to die, regrets her lack of humility. She re- cognises that chastity has been her only virtue, and realises that that is not enough.
"But I did thinke because I knew me chaste.
One vertue for a woman, might suffice.
That mind for glory of our sexe might stand.
Wherein humilitie and chastitie Doth march with equall paces, hand in hand. '' Enter Doris, who curses Mariam and her children.
What to read after Examination of Two English Dramas the Tragedy of Mariam By Elizabeth Carew And?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A C Arthur Cyril Dunstan to read onlineMoreLess
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