Poems
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) My name engrav'd, ah me ! OUvia's too !
(Reads. ) " By false Alvaro on this coast expos'd " Her wretched days here lost Olivia clos'd" — Oh ! my foreboding heart ! this fatal shore. This was the place — from hence the Ruffians bore Her captive spouse, all guiltless of her grief. She thought me false — she died in that belief.
95 JULIA.
What can this mean ? his eyes distracted pore On yon sad marble — ALVARO.
Hold ! here's something more, (Reads. ) " Stranger ! if chance direct thee to this to...mb, " Pity, but seek not to revenge " Death froze her hand, and stopp'd th' imperfect strains. Here let me lie^ where rest her dear remains.
(Throws hirtiself on the ground. ) JULIA.
I can no more refrain — my fears give way. Zeal drives me on — I tremble and obey.
(She comes forward. ) Stranger arise, behold assistance nigh.
ALVARO.
Whoe'er thou art, in quiet let me die. Here will I grow, nor quit this fatal stone. Till thou and I, Olivia, shall be one. Moor ! I revolt — thy fetters I disdain— 96 Aftection rivets me — and here's her claim.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) My name engrav'd, ah me ! OUvia's too !
(Reads. ) " By false Alvaro on this coast expos'd " Her wretched days here lost Olivia clos'd" — Oh ! my foreboding heart ! this fatal shore. This was the place — from hence the Ruffians bore Her captive spouse, all guiltless of her grief. She thought me false — she died in that belief.
95 JULIA.
What can this mean ? his eyes distracted pore On yon sad marble — ALVARO.
Hold ! here's something more, (Reads. ) " Stranger ! if chance direct thee to this to...mb, " Pity, but seek not to revenge " Death froze her hand, and stopp'd th' imperfect strains. Here let me lie^ where rest her dear remains.
(Throws hirtiself on the ground. ) JULIA.
I can no more refrain — my fears give way. Zeal drives me on — I tremble and obey.
(She comes forward. ) Stranger arise, behold assistance nigh.
ALVARO.
Whoe'er thou art, in quiet let me die. Here will I grow, nor quit this fatal stone. Till thou and I, Olivia, shall be one. Moor ! I revolt — thy fetters I disdain— 96 Aftection rivets me — and here's her claim.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elijah Barwell Impey to read onlineMoreLess
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