Shakespeare And His Love a Play in Four Acts And An Epilogue
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Faugh !
Herbert : Put it out of mind, and it's as if it had not been.
Shakespeare : You'll marry her?
I30 SHAKESPEARE AND HIS LOVE.
Herbert : I wouldn't marry an angel.
Shakespeare : And yet — she loved you — kissed you — gave her- self to you : Damnation !
Herbert : You make too much of it !
Shakespeare : Too much ! I trusted you, your honour : bared my heart to you Ah ! the traitor wound !
Herbert : Forgive us both and forget : Come. [Puts his hand out. ] Shakespeare : [Shrinks hack. ] Words,... words !
Herbert : I never meant to hurt you.
Shakespeare : That's the Judas curse ! They know not what they do ; but it's done. I had two idolatries — my friendship for you ; I loved your youth and bravery ! And my passion for her, the queen and ACT III. , SCENE VI. 131 pearl of women. And now the faith's dead, the love's befouled.
Herbert : In a little while hope will spring again and new love.
Shakespeare : Never, my summer is past ! The leaves shake against the cold.
Herbert : What can I say?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Faugh !
Herbert : Put it out of mind, and it's as if it had not been.
Shakespeare : You'll marry her?
I30 SHAKESPEARE AND HIS LOVE.
Herbert : I wouldn't marry an angel.
Shakespeare : And yet — she loved you — kissed you — gave her- self to you : Damnation !
Herbert : You make too much of it !
Shakespeare : Too much ! I trusted you, your honour : bared my heart to you Ah ! the traitor wound !
Herbert : Forgive us both and forget : Come. [Puts his hand out. ] Shakespeare : [Shrinks hack. ] Words,... words !
Herbert : I never meant to hurt you.
Shakespeare : That's the Judas curse ! They know not what they do ; but it's done. I had two idolatries — my friendship for you ; I loved your youth and bravery ! And my passion for her, the queen and ACT III. , SCENE VI. 131 pearl of women. And now the faith's dead, the love's befouled.
Herbert : In a little while hope will spring again and new love.
Shakespeare : Never, my summer is past ! The leaves shake against the cold.
Herbert : What can I say?
What to read after Shakespeare And His Love a Play in Four Acts And An Epilogue?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harris Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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