Francesca Da Rimini 8 5
Francesca Da Rimini 8 5
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Count Guido's pot, For boiling waiting-maids, is like the bathOf Venus on the arras.
FRANCESCA. Are you mad, --Quite mad, poor Ritta?
RITTA. Yes; perhaps I am. Perhaps Lanciotto is a proper man--Perhaps I lie--perhaps I speak the truth--Perhaps I gabble like a fool. O! heavens, That dreadful pot!
FRANCESCA. Dear Ritta!-- RITTA. By the mass, They shall not cozen you, my gentle mistress!If my lord Guido boiled me, do you thinkI should be served up to the garrison, By way of pottage? S...urely they would not waste me.
FRANCESCA. You are an idle talker. Pranks like theseFit your companions. You forget yourself.
RITTA. Not you, though, lady. Boldly I repeat, That he who looked so fair, and talked so sweet, Who rode from Rimini upon a horseOf dapple-gray, and walked through yonder gate, Is not Count Lanciotto.
FRANCESCA. This you mean?
RITTA.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Count Guido's pot, For boiling waiting-maids, is like the bathOf Venus on the arras.
FRANCESCA. Are you mad, --Quite mad, poor Ritta?
RITTA. Yes; perhaps I am. Perhaps Lanciotto is a proper man--Perhaps I lie--perhaps I speak the truth--Perhaps I gabble like a fool. O! heavens, That dreadful pot!
FRANCESCA. Dear Ritta!-- RITTA. By the mass, They shall not cozen you, my gentle mistress!If my lord Guido boiled me, do you thinkI should be served up to the garrison, By way of pottage? S...urely they would not waste me.
FRANCESCA. You are an idle talker. Pranks like theseFit your companions. You forget yourself.
RITTA. Not you, though, lady. Boldly I repeat, That he who looked so fair, and talked so sweet, Who rode from Rimini upon a horseOf dapple-gray, and walked through yonder gate, Is not Count Lanciotto.
FRANCESCA. This you mean?
RITTA.
What to read after Francesca Da Rimini 8 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boker, George H. (George Henry), 1823-1890 to read onlineMoreLess
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