Ina: a Tragedy; in Five Acts
Ina: a Tragedy; in Five Acts
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As virtue's brightest gem ! as nature's pride, Did'st thou address her ! — -and— as Wessex' princess !
Edel, Say rather as a subject too aspiring, Presumptuous, and vain ; who gave her ear To idle flatteries from royal lips, And swerv'd from honour's path. I would have sav'd her, But she scorn'd my counsel.
Egb. (eagerly?) Save her from what? — Say, princess ! is aught practis'd against Ina, r A TRAGEDY. 35 Edel. {going. ) Nay, it imports not me. — I would depart. — Egb. (stopping her. ) Oh, Ed...elfleda! I have held thee noble, Have ever honour'd thee.
Edel. Ye powers supreme ! Oh hear his words ! mark his unblushing brow ! Thou! thou hast honour d me? — hast held me noble? And didst thou honour me in Cenulph's pre- sence, When late — oh ! grant me patience, Heaven ! an hour, A little hour has scarce elaps'd, — since mock'd, Jnsulted — scorn'd.
Egb. This keen reproach were due Had I thy royal nobleness mistrusted ; 'Twas from thy generous nature that I hop'd For help and stay in this my utmost need.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As virtue's brightest gem ! as nature's pride, Did'st thou address her ! — -and— as Wessex' princess !
Edel, Say rather as a subject too aspiring, Presumptuous, and vain ; who gave her ear To idle flatteries from royal lips, And swerv'd from honour's path. I would have sav'd her, But she scorn'd my counsel.
Egb. (eagerly?) Save her from what? — Say, princess ! is aught practis'd against Ina, r A TRAGEDY. 35 Edel. {going. ) Nay, it imports not me. — I would depart. — Egb. (stopping her. ) Oh, Ed...elfleda! I have held thee noble, Have ever honour'd thee.
Edel. Ye powers supreme ! Oh hear his words ! mark his unblushing brow ! Thou! thou hast honour d me? — hast held me noble? And didst thou honour me in Cenulph's pre- sence, When late — oh ! grant me patience, Heaven ! an hour, A little hour has scarce elaps'd, — since mock'd, Jnsulted — scorn'd.
Egb. This keen reproach were due Had I thy royal nobleness mistrusted ; 'Twas from thy generous nature that I hop'd For help and stay in this my utmost need.
What to read after Ina: a Tragedy; in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbarina Dacre to read onlineMoreLess
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