Queen Tara
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And he said ?
Tara. How can I tell you that ?
62 QUEEN TARA Only that he amazed my startled ear. Nor did I think, of all men, Julian, you Would have me violate such difficult things Strangers being by.
Julian. No, no; enough of that!
I am not to be brooked. A little more. And all these petulant devils in my blood That tear my brain will be unleashed in anger. I am a little overwrought. Tell me, Did he confess to you his share of blame In bringing anger out of Stephen ?
Tara, Blame !
His share o...f blame ?
Julian. I said so, share of blame.
The heat of bitter words, as you must know, Is not a thing that bums up in calm moods : So they that wake the anger have a share In what they wake, nor may exculpate be In what flows after.
Tara. So, being finical, You'd yoke my brother in this heat of words ! Ah, Julian ! that dear love of yours that once Urged itself on to lovelier services, Has paled from wonder.
Julian. All myself has paled!
I am myself o'erwrought ; for through my nerves Ride resident fiends that pluck this way and that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And he said ?
Tara. How can I tell you that ?
62 QUEEN TARA Only that he amazed my startled ear. Nor did I think, of all men, Julian, you Would have me violate such difficult things Strangers being by.
Julian. No, no; enough of that!
I am not to be brooked. A little more. And all these petulant devils in my blood That tear my brain will be unleashed in anger. I am a little overwrought. Tell me, Did he confess to you his share of blame In bringing anger out of Stephen ?
Tara, Blame !
His share o...f blame ?
Julian. I said so, share of blame.
The heat of bitter words, as you must know, Is not a thing that bums up in calm moods : So they that wake the anger have a share In what they wake, nor may exculpate be In what flows after.
Tara. So, being finical, You'd yoke my brother in this heat of words ! Ah, Julian ! that dear love of yours that once Urged itself on to lovelier services, Has paled from wonder.
Julian. All myself has paled!
I am myself o'erwrought ; for through my nerves Ride resident fiends that pluck this way and that.
What to read after Queen Tara?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Darrell Figgis to read onlineMoreLess
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