Phaon And Sappho: a Play With Selection of Poems
Phaon And Sappho: a Play With Selection of Poems
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I am' most sorry sir, that crusty fortune Writes down a cross against our amity.
By causing such a hitch — I am resolved.
Timoleon. Pray you think twice.
Cleon, My lord, there is no need.
And for your promise to the prince, it rests Entire upon yourself, — if its fulfilment Touches the liberty of my ward, or me, 'Tis not my matter, only this I'd say, That in that case your promise does admit A compromise, or at the least I think Some qualification.
Timoleon, There's room for neither.
Besides, t...he king of Egypt writes to me, [handing him letter.
Imploring me to aid his son's desire, And we are too beholden to that source V refuse an asked for aid.
Cleon. The king of Egypt Knows not it is my ward his son seeks after — Nor that I am adverse unto his suit, Or he would never urge this thing on you, Being my. ancient fiiend. I'U write to him 64 PBAON AND SAPPHO.
And move him from his purpose.
Timoleon, *Tis useless sir : I must fulfil my promise to the prince.
Cleon, Tou cannot sir, in the teeth of mj refusal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am' most sorry sir, that crusty fortune Writes down a cross against our amity.
By causing such a hitch — I am resolved.
Timoleon. Pray you think twice.
Cleon, My lord, there is no need.
And for your promise to the prince, it rests Entire upon yourself, — if its fulfilment Touches the liberty of my ward, or me, 'Tis not my matter, only this I'd say, That in that case your promise does admit A compromise, or at the least I think Some qualification.
Timoleon, There's room for neither.
Besides, t...he king of Egypt writes to me, [handing him letter.
Imploring me to aid his son's desire, And we are too beholden to that source V refuse an asked for aid.
Cleon. The king of Egypt Knows not it is my ward his son seeks after — Nor that I am adverse unto his suit, Or he would never urge this thing on you, Being my. ancient fiiend. I'U write to him 64 PBAON AND SAPPHO.
And move him from his purpose.
Timoleon, *Tis useless sir : I must fulfil my promise to the prince.
Cleon, Tou cannot sir, in the teeth of mj refusal.
What to read after Phaon And Sappho: a Play With Selection of Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Dryden Hosken to read onlineMoreLess
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