Paolo Francesca a Tragedy in Four Acts
Paolo Francesca a Tragedy in Four Acts
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One can see the town at the end.
Val. Yes, and your brother's castle. \_Entcr Landlord with wine. '] Come, Lord Paolo, some wine. Why so dull ?
Pao. It is that old wound pains me.
Cor. \I)rinkingJ\ Come, lad, out with it ! Is it a debt or a wench ? Let me talk with him. [Goes 56 PAOLO AND FRANCESCA over to Paolo. ] I can advise you, Paolo. I have loved more, owed more, drunk more, and lived more. Confess to me !
Lui. Who would not to so easy a priest ?
Val. \To Corrado. ] Still staring down the... road.
Cor. [ Whispering^ I have it, then.
Val. Corrado says that when a man sits down out- side an inn and refuses wine, and stares back along the road he came, he is in love.
Cor. Didn't you observe one of those girls as we passed them, crying ? Shame, Paolo ! and in your own town, too !
Lui. He doesn't hear us.
Cor. Well, here's a health to her, whoever she is ! Now, Paolo, let me speak to you. I have myself so often felt this — give me a word.
Val. Pang !
Cor. Pang — yes, pang I Lui. So often ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One can see the town at the end.
Val. Yes, and your brother's castle. \_Entcr Landlord with wine. '] Come, Lord Paolo, some wine. Why so dull ?
Pao. It is that old wound pains me.
Cor. \I)rinkingJ\ Come, lad, out with it ! Is it a debt or a wench ? Let me talk with him. [Goes 56 PAOLO AND FRANCESCA over to Paolo. ] I can advise you, Paolo. I have loved more, owed more, drunk more, and lived more. Confess to me !
Lui. Who would not to so easy a priest ?
Val. \To Corrado. ] Still staring down the... road.
Cor. [ Whispering^ I have it, then.
Val. Corrado says that when a man sits down out- side an inn and refuses wine, and stares back along the road he came, he is in love.
Cor. Didn't you observe one of those girls as we passed them, crying ? Shame, Paolo ! and in your own town, too !
Lui. He doesn't hear us.
Cor. Well, here's a health to her, whoever she is ! Now, Paolo, let me speak to you. I have myself so often felt this — give me a word.
Val. Pang !
Cor. Pang — yes, pang I Lui. So often ?
What to read after Paolo Francesca a Tragedy in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phillips Stephen to read onlineMoreLess
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