Mary Stuart
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MARY. You gave him not my letter? Then, indeedMy hopes are lost!
MORTIMER. The coward loves his life. Whoe'er would rescue you, and call you his, Must boldly dare affront e'en death itself!
MARY. Will he do nothing for me?
MORTIMER. Speak not of him. What can he do? What need have we of him?I will release you; I alone.
MARY. Alas!What power have you?
MORTIMER. Deceive yourself no more;Think not your case is now as formerly;The moment that the queen thus quitted you, And that your interview had ...ta'en this turn, All hope was lost, each way of mercy shut. Now deeds must speak, now boldness must decide, To compass all must all be hazarded;You must be free before the morning break.
MARY. What say you, sir--to-night?--impossible!
MORTIMER. Hear what has been resolved:--I led my friendsInto a private chapel, where a priestHeard our confession, and, for every sinWe had committed, gave us absolution;He gave us absolution too, beforehand, For every crime we might commit in future;He gave us too the final sacrament, And we are ready for the final journey.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MARY. You gave him not my letter? Then, indeedMy hopes are lost!
MORTIMER. The coward loves his life. Whoe'er would rescue you, and call you his, Must boldly dare affront e'en death itself!
MARY. Will he do nothing for me?
MORTIMER. Speak not of him. What can he do? What need have we of him?I will release you; I alone.
MARY. Alas!What power have you?
MORTIMER. Deceive yourself no more;Think not your case is now as formerly;The moment that the queen thus quitted you, And that your interview had ...ta'en this turn, All hope was lost, each way of mercy shut. Now deeds must speak, now boldness must decide, To compass all must all be hazarded;You must be free before the morning break.
MARY. What say you, sir--to-night?--impossible!
MORTIMER. Hear what has been resolved:--I led my friendsInto a private chapel, where a priestHeard our confession, and, for every sinWe had committed, gave us absolution;He gave us absolution too, beforehand, For every crime we might commit in future;He gave us too the final sacrament, And we are ready for the final journey.
What to read after Mary Stuart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johann Christoph Friedrich Von Schiller to read onlineMoreLess
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