Matilda a Tragedy As It is Performed At the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane
Matilda a Tragedy As It is Performed At the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane
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VIN, SIWARD.
EDWIN. (pointing to the guards. ) Where is rny dungeon ? My conductors h-. -re Wait but your orders j give 'em their commifiion ; For you, it feems, Sir, are to execute The friendly office : Do it, and be happy.
Si. Guards, let your pris'ner fres Thou little know 'ft Of Siward': foul, to think it joys in ought That gives another pain. I've learnt too well, In fad affliction's hard, but wholefome fchool, The lefibn of humanity.
Edw. O gen'rous Siward, if thou haft a heart To feel fo...r others mis'ries, pity mine, And poor Matilda's ; She has not defervM A fate like this.
C Siia'.
42 M A T I L D A.
Si*v. Alas! it rives my foul To fee the tender bonds of amity Thus torn afundcr by the very means, I fondly thought forever vvou'd unite them ; And the fair ilruclurc, which my hopes had rais'd, Of love and friendfhip, in a moment jlirunk From its weak bale, and bury'd all in ruin. If thou can'ft prove thy innocence, as yet I hope thou wilt, for in that noble mein I read a confcious pride, that vvou'd not ftoop To ought thai's bafe Still may I hope to heal Thefe bleeding woulds, and footh him to forgivenefs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VIN, SIWARD.
EDWIN. (pointing to the guards. ) Where is rny dungeon ? My conductors h-. -re Wait but your orders j give 'em their commifiion ; For you, it feems, Sir, are to execute The friendly office : Do it, and be happy.
Si. Guards, let your pris'ner fres Thou little know 'ft Of Siward': foul, to think it joys in ought That gives another pain. I've learnt too well, In fad affliction's hard, but wholefome fchool, The lefibn of humanity.
Edw. O gen'rous Siward, if thou haft a heart To feel fo...r others mis'ries, pity mine, And poor Matilda's ; She has not defervM A fate like this.
C Siia'.
42 M A T I L D A.
Si*v. Alas! it rives my foul To fee the tender bonds of amity Thus torn afundcr by the very means, I fondly thought forever vvou'd unite them ; And the fair ilruclurc, which my hopes had rais'd, Of love and friendfhip, in a moment jlirunk From its weak bale, and bury'd all in ruin. If thou can'ft prove thy innocence, as yet I hope thou wilt, for in that noble mein I read a confcious pride, that vvou'd not ftoop To ought thai's bafe Still may I hope to heal Thefe bleeding woulds, and footh him to forgivenefs.
What to read after Matilda a Tragedy As It is Performed At the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Francklin to read onlineMoreLess
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