Porzia
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. . Die? . . .
Marina. New evils gather ever in vendetta!
Aloysius. You run from them too rapidly to death, Which comes but when it will and not from sleep In which I left her.
Marina. But her sleep has grown To fever that has flowed into her brain! Her heart is full of moans, Her lips of murmurs! She tore the crucifix from off her neck 68 PORZIA And flung it from her, saying that it was The arms of Osio; and then cried out That she was virgin and immaculately Had borne a child, that now was la...id in the tomb, But should arise again. Then would she start And say there is no God, but only stars, But stars, a heaven of stars! For which Signora Bianca ignorant arose and chid her.
Aloysius. And all unduly did! This must be stayed, Not made immedicable. Go in; prepare the herbs that I left with you.
[She goes as he stands pondering past Bianca, who enters.
Bianca (pausing, then with resolute bitterness). So you have come and have not brought him?
Well, The insult of this secrecy must end, The shrouding and affronting soil of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . Die? . . .
Marina. New evils gather ever in vendetta!
Aloysius. You run from them too rapidly to death, Which comes but when it will and not from sleep In which I left her.
Marina. But her sleep has grown To fever that has flowed into her brain! Her heart is full of moans, Her lips of murmurs! She tore the crucifix from off her neck 68 PORZIA And flung it from her, saying that it was The arms of Osio; and then cried out That she was virgin and immaculately Had borne a child, that now was la...id in the tomb, But should arise again. Then would she start And say there is no God, but only stars, But stars, a heaven of stars! For which Signora Bianca ignorant arose and chid her.
Aloysius. And all unduly did! This must be stayed, Not made immedicable. Go in; prepare the herbs that I left with you.
[She goes as he stands pondering past Bianca, who enters.
Bianca (pausing, then with resolute bitterness). So you have come and have not brought him?
Well, The insult of this secrecy must end, The shrouding and affronting soil of it.
What to read after Porzia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rice, Cale Young, 1872-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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