Life is a Dream
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KING. You never had a savage heart from me; I may appeal to Poland.
SEG. Then from whom? If pure in fountain, poison'd by yourself When scarce begun to flow. --To make a man Not, as I see, degraded from the mould I came from, nor compared to those about, And then to throw your own flesh to the dogs!-- Why not at once, I say, if terrified At the prophetic omens of my birth, Have drown'd or stifled me, as they do whelps Too costly or too dangerous to keep?
KING. That, living, you migh...t learn to live, and rule Yourself and Poland.
SEG. By the means you took To spoil for either?
KING. Nay, but, Segismund! You know not--cannot know--happily wanting The sad experience on which knowledge grows, How the too early consciousness of power Spoils the best blood; nor whether for your long Constrain'd disheritance (which, but for me, Remember, and for my relenting love Bursting the bond of fate, had been eternal) You have not now a full indemnity; Wearing the blossom of your youth unspent In the voluptuous sunshine of a court, That often, by too early blossoming, Too soon deflowers the rose of royalty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
KING. You never had a savage heart from me; I may appeal to Poland.
SEG. Then from whom? If pure in fountain, poison'd by yourself When scarce begun to flow. --To make a man Not, as I see, degraded from the mould I came from, nor compared to those about, And then to throw your own flesh to the dogs!-- Why not at once, I say, if terrified At the prophetic omens of my birth, Have drown'd or stifled me, as they do whelps Too costly or too dangerous to keep?
KING. That, living, you migh...t learn to live, and rule Yourself and Poland.
SEG. By the means you took To spoil for either?
KING. Nay, but, Segismund! You know not--cannot know--happily wanting The sad experience on which knowledge grows, How the too early consciousness of power Spoils the best blood; nor whether for your long Constrain'd disheritance (which, but for me, Remember, and for my relenting love Bursting the bond of fate, had been eternal) You have not now a full indemnity; Wearing the blossom of your youth unspent In the voluptuous sunshine of a court, That often, by too early blossoming, Too soon deflowers the rose of royalty.
What to read after Life is a Dream?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pedro Caldern De La Barca to read onlineMoreLess
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