I Puritani : a Grand Opera in Three Acts
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Ah ! thou most gracious Heaven, Thy .'avors gTant to me.
That I may save this victim From m unjust oppression.) Sir G. Elvira, with her veil.
Appears a gentle zephyr, A rainbow over the waters, A sylph among the flowers.
(May Heaven look on thee, My dear, with rosy smiles !
That 1 may see thee ever In pleasure and in mirth.
Wal. and ^ Come dearest Elvira ; Cho. ( The day is advancing.
Elv. If angry is my father, I run to my room ; But then thou, dearest, Th}^ veil put on me. [ With naivete.
Art..., Sir G. and Hen.
If angTv is thy father, Eeturn to thy room ; Thy lover will then Thy veil put on thee.
[Elv., Sir G. and Ladies, exeunt.
SCENE IX.
Henrietta and Arthur.
Arthur, lookinr/ around n-ith caution, draws from his belt ihepaper received from Walton.
Hen. Upon the head of a happy maiden well suits a white veil [Aside, and ((bout to t((ke (>ff tiie veil], but not on mine.
Art. Desist! [Bunninci to prevent her.] By the will of Heaven this veil is put on you. AVrapped up in it, you will deceive the vigilance of the sentry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ah ! thou most gracious Heaven, Thy .'avors gTant to me.
That I may save this victim From m unjust oppression.) Sir G. Elvira, with her veil.
Appears a gentle zephyr, A rainbow over the waters, A sylph among the flowers.
(May Heaven look on thee, My dear, with rosy smiles !
That 1 may see thee ever In pleasure and in mirth.
Wal. and ^ Come dearest Elvira ; Cho. ( The day is advancing.
Elv. If angry is my father, I run to my room ; But then thou, dearest, Th}^ veil put on me. [ With naivete.
Art..., Sir G. and Hen.
If angTv is thy father, Eeturn to thy room ; Thy lover will then Thy veil put on thee.
[Elv., Sir G. and Ladies, exeunt.
SCENE IX.
Henrietta and Arthur.
Arthur, lookinr/ around n-ith caution, draws from his belt ihepaper received from Walton.
Hen. Upon the head of a happy maiden well suits a white veil [Aside, and ((bout to t((ke (>ff tiie veil], but not on mine.
Art. Desist! [Bunninci to prevent her.] By the will of Heaven this veil is put on you. AVrapped up in it, you will deceive the vigilance of the sentry.
What to read after I Puritani : a Grand Opera in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vincenzo Bellini to read onlineMoreLess
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