Goldsmith of Padua. a Drama, in Three Acts
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Thank my young legs for that ! And if they're wounded, 'Tis in the service of a dear, good master !
Fer. Who will remember it. But news — wliat news Hast thou done all I told thee ?
Flo. To the letter.
And such a weight of wonder bring I back, The marvel is, how I could ever bring it ; Though twice or thrice I fell, too.
Fer. Quickly, boy I Flo. Good news! (Clapping his hands.) Fer. Ah, that is light !
Flo. And that's the reason I rose from every fall, and flew alon?.
Well, sir, I found the man... you sent me to.
A villain, sir — if I'm a boy — a villain.
With looks that show the sin his heart would hide, And his arm only do in secret, sir — Fer. Dwell not upon his looks !
Flo. They dwell on me — 24 GOLDSMITH oF I'ADUA.
They haunt mc, sir ! I feel I'm not so good Since he looked on me !
Fer. (Encouragingly.) Yes, my noble Page.
Proceed.
Flo. I tried my simple way. Ah ha ! you know it — And he was caught — but then I pitied him, And blamed myself, that, in an angel's guise, Had found the devil out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thank my young legs for that ! And if they're wounded, 'Tis in the service of a dear, good master !
Fer. Who will remember it. But news — wliat news Hast thou done all I told thee ?
Flo. To the letter.
And such a weight of wonder bring I back, The marvel is, how I could ever bring it ; Though twice or thrice I fell, too.
Fer. Quickly, boy I Flo. Good news! (Clapping his hands.) Fer. Ah, that is light !
Flo. And that's the reason I rose from every fall, and flew alon?.
Well, sir, I found the man... you sent me to.
A villain, sir — if I'm a boy — a villain.
With looks that show the sin his heart would hide, And his arm only do in secret, sir — Fer. Dwell not upon his looks !
Flo. They dwell on me — 24 GOLDSMITH oF I'ADUA.
They haunt mc, sir ! I feel I'm not so good Since he looked on me !
Fer. (Encouragingly.) Yes, my noble Page.
Proceed.
Flo. I tried my simple way. Ah ha ! you know it — And he was caught — but then I pitied him, And blamed myself, that, in an angel's guise, Had found the devil out.
What to read after Goldsmith of Padua. a Drama, in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Donoho, T. Seaton (Thomas Seaton) to read onlineMoreLess
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