Launcelot And Guenevere, a Poem in Dramas
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It is not she that speaks. Dear God, if this Be but a dream, oh let me die and find That heaven is just to dream forever thus.
Galahault. Gramercy. Now 'tis fit you enter on Love's service. Kiss him once before me, madam, For the beginning of true love.
GuENEVERE. For kissing I see nor time nor place. — Those yonder, sure, Would marvel much that we should do such deeds.
Galahault. No one will see. \Turns away.] GUENEVERE. And if they did ? — Sir, Why should I make you beg ? For I am sure I wish... it more than you. Why, Launcelot, You tremble like a leaf. Will you not kiss me ?
Are you afraid ? Nay, then I will kiss you.
[S/ie takes him by the chin and kisses him.] Curtain.
ACT III.
Scene I. — Camelot. Gallery and portico in the apartments of the Queen of Orkney, overlooking a great water. LlONORS and BORRE.
BORRE. Mamma, I like to talk to you about Gawaine.
LlONORS. Why, darling ?
BoRRE. Because you hold me close to you, And kiss me so.
LlONORS. My little innocent wisdom !
BoRRE. Gawaine never kisses me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is not she that speaks. Dear God, if this Be but a dream, oh let me die and find That heaven is just to dream forever thus.
Galahault. Gramercy. Now 'tis fit you enter on Love's service. Kiss him once before me, madam, For the beginning of true love.
GuENEVERE. For kissing I see nor time nor place. — Those yonder, sure, Would marvel much that we should do such deeds.
Galahault. No one will see. \Turns away.] GUENEVERE. And if they did ? — Sir, Why should I make you beg ? For I am sure I wish... it more than you. Why, Launcelot, You tremble like a leaf. Will you not kiss me ?
Are you afraid ? Nay, then I will kiss you.
[S/ie takes him by the chin and kisses him.] Curtain.
ACT III.
Scene I. — Camelot. Gallery and portico in the apartments of the Queen of Orkney, overlooking a great water. LlONORS and BORRE.
BORRE. Mamma, I like to talk to you about Gawaine.
LlONORS. Why, darling ?
BoRRE. Because you hold me close to you, And kiss me so.
LlONORS. My little innocent wisdom !
BoRRE. Gawaine never kisses me.
What to read after Launcelot And Guenevere, a Poem in Dramas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hovey, Richard, 1864-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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