Mary Stuart
Mary Stuart
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How must he laugh to scorn my weakness!I thought to humble her, and was myselfThe object of her bitter scorn.
BURLEIGH. By thisYou see how faithfully I counselled you.
ELIZABETH. Oh, I am sorely punished, that I turnedMy ear from your wise counsels; yet I thoughtI might confide in him. Who could suspectBeneath the vows of faithfullest devotionA deadly snare? In whom can I confideWhen he deceives me? He, whom I have madeThe greatest of the great, and ever setThe nearest to my heart, and in this ...courtAllowed to play the master and the king.
BURLEIGH. Yet in that very moment he betrayed you, Betrayed you to this wily Queen of Scots.
ELIZABETH. Oh, she shall pay me for it with her life!Is the death-warrant ready?
BURLEIGH. 'Tis preparedAs you commanded.
ELIZABETH. She shall surely die--He shall behold her fall, and fall himself!I've driven him from my heart. No longer love, Revenge alone is there: and high as onceHe stood, so low and shameful be his fall!A monument of my severity, As once the proud example of my weakness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How must he laugh to scorn my weakness!I thought to humble her, and was myselfThe object of her bitter scorn.
BURLEIGH. By thisYou see how faithfully I counselled you.
ELIZABETH. Oh, I am sorely punished, that I turnedMy ear from your wise counsels; yet I thoughtI might confide in him. Who could suspectBeneath the vows of faithfullest devotionA deadly snare? In whom can I confideWhen he deceives me? He, whom I have madeThe greatest of the great, and ever setThe nearest to my heart, and in this ...courtAllowed to play the master and the king.
BURLEIGH. Yet in that very moment he betrayed you, Betrayed you to this wily Queen of Scots.
ELIZABETH. Oh, she shall pay me for it with her life!Is the death-warrant ready?
BURLEIGH. 'Tis preparedAs you commanded.
ELIZABETH. She shall surely die--He shall behold her fall, and fall himself!I've driven him from my heart. No longer love, Revenge alone is there: and high as onceHe stood, so low and shameful be his fall!A monument of my severity, As once the proud example of my weakness.
What to read after Mary Stuart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Friedrich Schiller to read onlineMoreLess
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