Plays And Sonnets
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You lose Rinaldo, and Tommaso gain — A rude plebeian for a nobleman ; A faithless lover for a lover true.
Eleria. Think of the wrongs you have already done, And leave me — pity me, and go at once.
Tonifnaso. For shame ! if there were kindled in your heart One spark of gratitude, ' t would dry each sob Into a hiss. I come to offer you A home, protection, station, and my love ; You greet me with reproachful words and tears.
If past unworthiness damn present worth.
To native skies let dear Religio...n soar.
And true Repentance follow in her flight.
A man should be a study to himself.
And make his failings work to virtuous ends.
What I have been has made me what I am : The trustier that I know the sweets of sin To turn to bitterness.
Elena. Forgive me, sir ; But, by your manhood, I implore you go.
Tommaso. My manhood bids me save you from yourself : You must be mine.
105 1Rinalt)o, Elena. I can be only Death's.
To?nmaso. I will not yield you to the monster yet.
\Makes a signal, and Filippo, who has stolen behind Elena, attempts to place his hand over her mouth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You lose Rinaldo, and Tommaso gain — A rude plebeian for a nobleman ; A faithless lover for a lover true.
Eleria. Think of the wrongs you have already done, And leave me — pity me, and go at once.
Tonifnaso. For shame ! if there were kindled in your heart One spark of gratitude, ' t would dry each sob Into a hiss. I come to offer you A home, protection, station, and my love ; You greet me with reproachful words and tears.
If past unworthiness damn present worth.
To native skies let dear Religio...n soar.
And true Repentance follow in her flight.
A man should be a study to himself.
And make his failings work to virtuous ends.
What I have been has made me what I am : The trustier that I know the sweets of sin To turn to bitterness.
Elena. Forgive me, sir ; But, by your manhood, I implore you go.
Tommaso. My manhood bids me save you from yourself : You must be mine.
105 1Rinalt)o, Elena. I can be only Death's.
To?nmaso. I will not yield you to the monster yet.
\Makes a signal, and Filippo, who has stolen behind Elena, attempts to place his hand over her mouth.
What to read after Plays And Sonnets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lacy, Ernest, 1863-1916. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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