How to Die for Love a Farce in Two Acts Performed At the New English Opera L
How to Die for Love a Farce in Two Acts Performed At the New English Opera L
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Song.
Courage! prepare another charge !
No battle lasts for ever ! To ev'ry lance oppose a targe, And be dishearten'd never \ I^t each of my combatants rally his wit ; Who knows upon whirh crest, may vi* tory sit. To Thai. To hover on ?/owr head the bird may appearp To Blum. But at last her tir'd wing may compose itself here.
To Blum. Nor be too toon elate : The decision of fate Thesanguiuest prospects may mar. To both. Let each fight his best, And abandon the rest To love and the fortune of wa...r.
Tkalw. Charming Girl ! her encouragement ha given me a new head to conceive, and I'll go seek my old hand to execute. [Exit.
Char I. Why do you remain here alone, Cap- tain?
jB ///#?, Ah ! Miss Altorf, I am never alone; your in sage haunts me every where.
Chart. If that is the case, it must at last be- come a very troublesome companion.
Blum. Willingly, no doubt, would I exchange it for the original.
CliarL The original, yon know, has no will of its own, but will be the passive prize of the con- queror.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Song.
Courage! prepare another charge !
No battle lasts for ever ! To ev'ry lance oppose a targe, And be dishearten'd never \ I^t each of my combatants rally his wit ; Who knows upon whirh crest, may vi* tory sit. To Thai. To hover on ?/owr head the bird may appearp To Blum. But at last her tir'd wing may compose itself here.
To Blum. Nor be too toon elate : The decision of fate Thesanguiuest prospects may mar. To both. Let each fight his best, And abandon the rest To love and the fortune of wa...r.
Tkalw. Charming Girl ! her encouragement ha given me a new head to conceive, and I'll go seek my old hand to execute. [Exit.
Char I. Why do you remain here alone, Cap- tain?
jB ///#?, Ah ! Miss Altorf, I am never alone; your in sage haunts me every where.
Chart. If that is the case, it must at last be- come a very troublesome companion.
Blum. Willingly, no doubt, would I exchange it for the original.
CliarL The original, yon know, has no will of its own, but will be the passive prize of the con- queror.
What to read after How to Die for Love a Farce in Two Acts Performed At the New English Opera L?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kotzebue, August Von, 1761-1819 to read onlineMoreLess
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