Ginevra a Play of Medieval Florence
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No, father, never ! Strike me with your sword, And I will take it as a kindly deed, And bless you for it with my parting breath.
MOTHER (in desperation) Bernardo Amieri ! Spare our child.
GINEVRA 27 BERNARDO (seising Ginevra by the wrist and drawing her toward the priest) Unite them, and have done with idle speech. (Francesco looks on with his fixed, sardonic smile and the mother, burying her face in her hands, weeps convulsively. ) CURTAIN.
GINEVRA ACT II.
(Two years later when Florence is str...icken by the Plague. The Loggia of the Agolanti palace. The White Penitents are aroused from their slumber by the tolling of the bell, and decorously march off chanting a litany. ) JESTER (entering) Ha, ha! ha ha ha ha ha! Ha ha!
FRANCESCO (entering in alarm) Is the plague in the palace?
JESTER.
Not yet, good Master. It has probably delayed its visit until it could be sure that you were at home.
FRANCESCO (sharply) Where is your mistress, Ginevra ?
JESTER.
By all accounts, good Master, my mistress Ginevra is out in the highways and byways of Florence, giving the angels a hand at their work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No, father, never ! Strike me with your sword, And I will take it as a kindly deed, And bless you for it with my parting breath.
MOTHER (in desperation) Bernardo Amieri ! Spare our child.
GINEVRA 27 BERNARDO (seising Ginevra by the wrist and drawing her toward the priest) Unite them, and have done with idle speech. (Francesco looks on with his fixed, sardonic smile and the mother, burying her face in her hands, weeps convulsively. ) CURTAIN.
GINEVRA ACT II.
(Two years later when Florence is str...icken by the Plague. The Loggia of the Agolanti palace. The White Penitents are aroused from their slumber by the tolling of the bell, and decorously march off chanting a litany. ) JESTER (entering) Ha, ha! ha ha ha ha ha! Ha ha!
FRANCESCO (entering in alarm) Is the plague in the palace?
JESTER.
Not yet, good Master. It has probably delayed its visit until it could be sure that you were at home.
FRANCESCO (sharply) Where is your mistress, Ginevra ?
JESTER.
By all accounts, good Master, my mistress Ginevra is out in the highways and byways of Florence, giving the angels a hand at their work.
What to read after Ginevra a Play of Medieval Florence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doyle Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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