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Forgive it. Queen! That face in vision smiled into mine, not as a sovereign on a devoted subject, but even as Floriana's illumines Elouard's. And now that dream has faded, faded ! How dreams do strengthen and inflate our breasts with health, with hope and daring courage !
l6 S o 1 d e r o But when they are gone all the earth seems barren and our vitality vanished. I have confessed my treason to my queen, and whatever chastisement she chooses to inflict on me can not be greater than the one whic...h I have already received — my dream-world ravished from me.
Ildeana {advancing rapidly). Your majesty, loud rumors are afloat of insurrections led by a lord high-seated in the court.
SoLDERO (aside). The snake's last hiss ! Would I could wish that it had taken effect.
KoRONiE. We were just about to call you to inform you of the news. The treason has been discovered and the traitor has confessed. Here, Elouard, leave your bride a moment; call my attendants to me, so they may hear the sentence passed by their queen on treachery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Forgive it. Queen! That face in vision smiled into mine, not as a sovereign on a devoted subject, but even as Floriana's illumines Elouard's. And now that dream has faded, faded ! How dreams do strengthen and inflate our breasts with health, with hope and daring courage !
l6 S o 1 d e r o But when they are gone all the earth seems barren and our vitality vanished. I have confessed my treason to my queen, and whatever chastisement she chooses to inflict on me can not be greater than the one whic...h I have already received — my dream-world ravished from me.
Ildeana {advancing rapidly). Your majesty, loud rumors are afloat of insurrections led by a lord high-seated in the court.
SoLDERO (aside). The snake's last hiss ! Would I could wish that it had taken effect.
KoRONiE. We were just about to call you to inform you of the news. The treason has been discovered and the traitor has confessed. Here, Elouard, leave your bride a moment; call my attendants to me, so they may hear the sentence passed by their queen on treachery.
What to read after Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Bertrand Finck to read onlineMoreLess
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