Poems
Poems
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Eliz, I will devote him ; — a crusader's wife I m glory in it Thou speakest words from God — And God shall have him I Go now — ^good, my master ; My poor brain swims. \ExH Conbad.
Yes — a crusader's wife I And a crusader's widow I [Bursts into tears, and dashes hersdf on the floor J\ Digitized by VjOOQ IC 120 THE saint's tragedy. [Acrrn.
Scene X.
A Street in the Tovm of Schmalccdd, Bodies of Crusading Troops defiling past, Lewis and Elizabeth with their Suite in the foreground.
Lew. Alas ! the ...time is near ; I must be gone — There are our liegemen ; how you '11 welcome us, Returned in triumph, bowed with paynim spoils, Beneath the victor cross, to part no more !
Eltz. Yes — we shall part no more, where next we meet.
Enough to have stood here once on such an errand I Lew. The bugle calls. — Farewell, my love, my lady, Queen, sister, saint ! One last long kiss. — Farewell !
JEliz. One kis& — and then another — and another — Till 'tis too late to go — and so return — Oh God !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eliz, I will devote him ; — a crusader's wife I m glory in it Thou speakest words from God — And God shall have him I Go now — ^good, my master ; My poor brain swims. \ExH Conbad.
Yes — a crusader's wife I And a crusader's widow I [Bursts into tears, and dashes hersdf on the floor J\ Digitized by VjOOQ IC 120 THE saint's tragedy. [Acrrn.
Scene X.
A Street in the Tovm of Schmalccdd, Bodies of Crusading Troops defiling past, Lewis and Elizabeth with their Suite in the foreground.
Lew. Alas ! the ...time is near ; I must be gone — There are our liegemen ; how you '11 welcome us, Returned in triumph, bowed with paynim spoils, Beneath the victor cross, to part no more !
Eltz. Yes — we shall part no more, where next we meet.
Enough to have stood here once on such an errand I Lew. The bugle calls. — Farewell, my love, my lady, Queen, sister, saint ! One last long kiss. — Farewell !
JEliz. One kis& — and then another — and another — Till 'tis too late to go — and so return — Oh God !
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingsley Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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