Richelieu: Or, the Conspiracy ; a Play, in Five Acts
Richelieu: Or, the Conspiracy ; a Play, in Five Acts
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Blame yourself, If it should cost you power !
Riche. That my stake. Ah !
Dark gamester ! what is thine ? Look to it well !
Lose not a trick. By this same hour to-morrow Thou shalt have France, or I thy head !
Barad. (aside to De Beringhen). He cannot Have the despatch ?
WARN curtain* De Berin. No ; were it so, your stake Were lost already.
Jos. (aside, behind on Richelieu's r.). Patience! Pa- tience !
Reflect you have not the despatch !
Riche. Monk! monk!
Leave patience to the saints — for /am ...human !
Barad. (aside). He wanders !
Riche. (raises Julie). So cling close unto my breast ; Did not thy father die for France, poor orphan.
I am very feeble — of little use it seems to any now.
Well, well — we will go home.
(Moves up stage with Julie and Joseph.) Barad. In sooth, my lord, You do need rest — the burthens of the state O'ertask your health !
Riche. (to Joseph). See, I'm patient.
Barad. (aside). His mind And life are breaking fast !
Riche. (overhearing him and turning quickly on steps).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Blame yourself, If it should cost you power !
Riche. That my stake. Ah !
Dark gamester ! what is thine ? Look to it well !
Lose not a trick. By this same hour to-morrow Thou shalt have France, or I thy head !
Barad. (aside to De Beringhen). He cannot Have the despatch ?
WARN curtain* De Berin. No ; were it so, your stake Were lost already.
Jos. (aside, behind on Richelieu's r.). Patience! Pa- tience !
Reflect you have not the despatch !
Riche. Monk! monk!
Leave patience to the saints — for /am ...human !
Barad. (aside). He wanders !
Riche. (raises Julie). So cling close unto my breast ; Did not thy father die for France, poor orphan.
I am very feeble — of little use it seems to any now.
Well, well — we will go home.
(Moves up stage with Julie and Joseph.) Barad. In sooth, my lord, You do need rest — the burthens of the state O'ertask your health !
Riche. (to Joseph). See, I'm patient.
Barad. (aside). His mind And life are breaking fast !
Riche. (overhearing him and turning quickly on steps).
What to read after Richelieu: Or, the Conspiracy ; a Play, in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton to read onlineMoreLess
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