Marcian Colonna An Italian Tale With Three Dramatic Scenes And Other Poems
Marcian Colonna An Italian Tale With Three Dramatic Scenes And Other Poems
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To hide the base and villainous tricks of men. Break up the feast ! All leave us ! O bright Heaven ! Laugh you in scorn upon me ! See it shines Right through the windows, and the nodding pines Shake their black heads and mock me. Shall I swear To kill "? \The guests go out.
Guide. Father!
Diike. That is Guido. My lord !
Duke. A lie, Monstrous and foul, not to be said or thought.
Isid. My gracious lord !
Duke. False painted thing, begone !
Isab. Nay Duke Sister, will you drive me mad outrageous ...? I am abused abused, I tell you. Ha ! Now do you start . '* Isdb. Retire, sweet Isidora : And you, dear Guido, bid Gheraldi come.
Guido. Poor Isidora ! What a fate is thine ?
[Guido and Isidora exeunt, ^ Duke. Just when I had forgiven almost forgot All his most insolent taunts, all, and her cold Unwilling smiles that made that make me mad.
MIRANDOLA. 05 I could have loved her like a fiery star, I could have bent before her from my path And worshipped her as something holy. Now, O, now !
Isab. Dear brother I Duke.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To hide the base and villainous tricks of men. Break up the feast ! All leave us ! O bright Heaven ! Laugh you in scorn upon me ! See it shines Right through the windows, and the nodding pines Shake their black heads and mock me. Shall I swear To kill "? \The guests go out.
Guide. Father!
Diike. That is Guido. My lord !
Duke. A lie, Monstrous and foul, not to be said or thought.
Isid. My gracious lord !
Duke. False painted thing, begone !
Isab. Nay Duke Sister, will you drive me mad outrageous ...? I am abused abused, I tell you. Ha ! Now do you start . '* Isdb. Retire, sweet Isidora : And you, dear Guido, bid Gheraldi come.
Guido. Poor Isidora ! What a fate is thine ?
[Guido and Isidora exeunt, ^ Duke. Just when I had forgiven almost forgot All his most insolent taunts, all, and her cold Unwilling smiles that made that make me mad.
MIRANDOLA. 05 I could have loved her like a fiery star, I could have bent before her from my path And worshipped her as something holy. Now, O, now !
Isab. Dear brother I Duke.
What to read after Marcian Colonna An Italian Tale With Three Dramatic Scenes And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cornwall, Barry, 1787-1874 to read onlineMoreLess
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