Flavia
Flavia
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What, honey lovef said I. When Pm dead, nurse, said she, take these trinkets and these locks of hair and these letters, says she, and take good care of them, for they were dear to me. When she got up she seemed as strong as ever, only she was pale. I asked her what she was going to do, and she replied, as if she were talking in a dream, that she would obey the wishes of her father, even if she must die for it. They talk about men being stub- born, but women are stubborn, and will have their .
w...ay. Tut! tut! tut! SdA&l^sweet one, don't take on so; and the tears came to my eyes, for I couldn't help it. She has dressed herself all in white, and is sitting in her room. Ah me! what a mighty tempest a little love can stir up!
Diana. Did Gotharva know of her sickness?
Nurse, No; for he has been away.
[Enter Flavia, L- s -^O Digitized by Google FI.AVIA 67 Flav, I hear his step. He soon will be here now.
Diana, What, Flavia? Do you not know me?
Flav, Know you? Could I so soon forget a friend?
\Enter Gotharva, R.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What, honey lovef said I. When Pm dead, nurse, said she, take these trinkets and these locks of hair and these letters, says she, and take good care of them, for they were dear to me. When she got up she seemed as strong as ever, only she was pale. I asked her what she was going to do, and she replied, as if she were talking in a dream, that she would obey the wishes of her father, even if she must die for it. They talk about men being stub- born, but women are stubborn, and will have their .
w...ay. Tut! tut! tut! SdA&l^sweet one, don't take on so; and the tears came to my eyes, for I couldn't help it. She has dressed herself all in white, and is sitting in her room. Ah me! what a mighty tempest a little love can stir up!
Diana. Did Gotharva know of her sickness?
Nurse, No; for he has been away.
[Enter Flavia, L- s -^O Digitized by Google FI.AVIA 67 Flav, I hear his step. He soon will be here now.
Diana, What, Flavia? Do you not know me?
Flav, Know you? Could I so soon forget a friend?
\Enter Gotharva, R.
What to read after Flavia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adair Welcker to read onlineMoreLess
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