Geraldine Athenia of Damascus And Miscellaneous Poems
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Traitor !
Euph. Tis well for thee, that midst the public wo, The railer has the privilege to fret, Or I would have thee whipt for insolence !
Luc. Poor fool ! thou art beside thyself thou know st Twere more than thy bad life is worth, to do it. Where is that wretched victim of injustice, A TRAGEDY.
Whom 1 must call thy daughter ] EupJi. I prithee do not cut my heart in twain It is already sundered so, its parts Divide with life and death. Thou canst not judge A father s feelings, who hast had n...o child ! Lucretius, thou hast done me cruel wrong ! Yet I forgive thee, for thou art a man Incapable of meditating evil. I do entreat thee, wait awhile with patience. Time will unravel all this mystery ; And thou wilt turn thy curses into blessings ; The people, too, will bless me !
Luc. They are mad : Too late they find the folly of their course, In being led so blindly ; and they rave In bitterness of heart, against the Senate. Manlius, whom you so wickedly have raised, Already have they sacrificed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Traitor !
Euph. Tis well for thee, that midst the public wo, The railer has the privilege to fret, Or I would have thee whipt for insolence !
Luc. Poor fool ! thou art beside thyself thou know st Twere more than thy bad life is worth, to do it. Where is that wretched victim of injustice, A TRAGEDY.
Whom 1 must call thy daughter ] EupJi. I prithee do not cut my heart in twain It is already sundered so, its parts Divide with life and death. Thou canst not judge A father s feelings, who hast had n...o child ! Lucretius, thou hast done me cruel wrong ! Yet I forgive thee, for thou art a man Incapable of meditating evil. I do entreat thee, wait awhile with patience. Time will unravel all this mystery ; And thou wilt turn thy curses into blessings ; The people, too, will bless me !
Luc. They are mad : Too late they find the folly of their course, In being led so blindly ; and they rave In bitterness of heart, against the Senate. Manlius, whom you so wickedly have raised, Already have they sacrificed.
What to read after Geraldine Athenia of Damascus And Miscellaneous Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rufus Dawes to read onlineMoreLess
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