Herod And Mariamne a Tragedy
Herod And Mariamne a Tragedy
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I ll give thee some to drink.
Mar. Twill do no good.
Alex. How dost thou say? I tell thee that it will. Come, be not obstinate.
Hyr. Ay, go, my lamb, Go, take thy mother s brew. Go, pretty one : She makes rare brews. There s one she hath of late, Twill stop an aching back, tis wonderful.
Mar. Hast one will stop an aching heart for aye ?
Enter JOSEPH.
Jos. [To HYR. ] My lord, the king would speak with thee.
Hyr. Well, Joseph Be docile, pretty one : thy mother s brews Are brewed with strange disc...retion. Best you hearkened.
Wilt hearken, daughter? Yes, I come, good Joseph.
Fair health attend thee, fair one. Take the brew. [Exit.
Jos. Sweet niece, how pale thou art ! How is t, in truth ? Is she ill, madam ?
Alex. Why, I know not, sir.
Mayhap she ll not acknowledge it. She looks so.
HEROD AND MARIAMNE. 349 Mar. Nay, I am well enough, good uncle. Mother, Reach me my needlework.
Alex. What ! wilt thou work ?
Best that thou took st the air awhile.
Jos. Ay, madam.
Wilt thou not walk?
Mar. Good uncle, let me rest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I ll give thee some to drink.
Mar. Twill do no good.
Alex. How dost thou say? I tell thee that it will. Come, be not obstinate.
Hyr. Ay, go, my lamb, Go, take thy mother s brew. Go, pretty one : She makes rare brews. There s one she hath of late, Twill stop an aching back, tis wonderful.
Mar. Hast one will stop an aching heart for aye ?
Enter JOSEPH.
Jos. [To HYR. ] My lord, the king would speak with thee.
Hyr. Well, Joseph Be docile, pretty one : thy mother s brews Are brewed with strange disc...retion. Best you hearkened.
Wilt hearken, daughter? Yes, I come, good Joseph.
Fair health attend thee, fair one. Take the brew. [Exit.
Jos. Sweet niece, how pale thou art ! How is t, in truth ? Is she ill, madam ?
Alex. Why, I know not, sir.
Mayhap she ll not acknowledge it. She looks so.
HEROD AND MARIAMNE. 349 Mar. Nay, I am well enough, good uncle. Mother, Reach me my needlework.
Alex. What ! wilt thou work ?
Best that thou took st the air awhile.
Jos. Ay, madam.
Wilt thou not walk?
Mar. Good uncle, let me rest.
What to read after Herod And Mariamne a Tragedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amelie Rives Chanler Troubetzkoy to read onlineMoreLess
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