Queen Elizabeth And Earl Leicester a Drama in Five Acts
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Thou knowest them more deeply than myself; Long time I have suspected them.
Elizabeth. Hast thou had cause for it ?
Leicester.
I must confess I have.
Elizabeth.
If in my youth they thought not well of me, What must they think of me when old ? They'll wish More eagerly to have a king.
Queen Elizabeth and Earl Leicester 83 Leicester.
Methinks they will.
Elizabeth.
O God! W'ouldst Thou would keep old age from me, And let me be avenged on them ! For are They not Thine enemies as well as mine, To sp...urn Thine own anointed one ? But with Thy help I will defeat them yet. I'll wed, And let them have a king. Yea, they Shall have their wish fulfilled, but it shall be To their most bitter grief. I'll marry him Who loves me for myself, that he may be The instrument I'll use to torture them.
Leicester.
This were a prudent step to take, and I Commend thee in this wise resolve.
Eliz.^beth. Wouldst thou approve of this ?
Leicester. There's naught on earth would please me more.
Elizabeth. And dost thou think it would be wise ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thou knowest them more deeply than myself; Long time I have suspected them.
Elizabeth. Hast thou had cause for it ?
Leicester.
I must confess I have.
Elizabeth.
If in my youth they thought not well of me, What must they think of me when old ? They'll wish More eagerly to have a king.
Queen Elizabeth and Earl Leicester 83 Leicester.
Methinks they will.
Elizabeth.
O God! W'ouldst Thou would keep old age from me, And let me be avenged on them ! For are They not Thine enemies as well as mine, To sp...urn Thine own anointed one ? But with Thy help I will defeat them yet. I'll wed, And let them have a king. Yea, they Shall have their wish fulfilled, but it shall be To their most bitter grief. I'll marry him Who loves me for myself, that he may be The instrument I'll use to torture them.
Leicester.
This were a prudent step to take, and I Commend thee in this wise resolve.
Eliz.^beth. Wouldst thou approve of this ?
Leicester. There's naught on earth would please me more.
Elizabeth. And dost thou think it would be wise ?
What to read after Queen Elizabeth And Earl Leicester a Drama in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Inglisfield to read onlineMoreLess
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