Six Dramas of Caldern
Six Dramas of Caldern
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{Is creeping azvay. ) Adm. What ! only just come, and going ?
Ped. Oh, my lord, a sudden call. Excuse me.
[Exit.
Adm. 'Tis an idiot. But let me help you.
SCENE III] GIL PEREZ, THE GALLICIAN 205 Alon. My life is in your hand.
Adm, In my hand ? How is that ?
Alon. You shall hear, if I may first know to whom I tell my story. Misfortune forces me to be cautious.
Adm. You are right ; but need fear nothing from the Lord High Admiral ot Portugal, who now speaks to you, and pledges himselt to protect y...ou so long as you stand on his estate.
Alon. Enough, my lord. My name is Don Alonso de Tordoya, Not un-illustrious in Spain. I love A noble lady ; whom going to visit, When this same westering sun was young in heav'n, I found a rival with her. I rush'd out. Bidding him follow with his sword ; he follow'd ; We fought, and with two passes in his side I left him dead : the cry was after us ; The officers of justice at my heels. No time to lose ; I leap'd upon a horse. And rode, until a shot, aim'd at his rider, Kill'd him ; then, taking to my feet, fled on, Till, coming to a country house, I saw, To my great joy, my friend — Gil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
{Is creeping azvay. ) Adm. What ! only just come, and going ?
Ped. Oh, my lord, a sudden call. Excuse me.
[Exit.
Adm. 'Tis an idiot. But let me help you.
SCENE III] GIL PEREZ, THE GALLICIAN 205 Alon. My life is in your hand.
Adm, In my hand ? How is that ?
Alon. You shall hear, if I may first know to whom I tell my story. Misfortune forces me to be cautious.
Adm. You are right ; but need fear nothing from the Lord High Admiral ot Portugal, who now speaks to you, and pledges himselt to protect y...ou so long as you stand on his estate.
Alon. Enough, my lord. My name is Don Alonso de Tordoya, Not un-illustrious in Spain. I love A noble lady ; whom going to visit, When this same westering sun was young in heav'n, I found a rival with her. I rush'd out. Bidding him follow with his sword ; he follow'd ; We fought, and with two passes in his side I left him dead : the cry was after us ; The officers of justice at my heels. No time to lose ; I leap'd upon a horse. And rode, until a shot, aim'd at his rider, Kill'd him ; then, taking to my feet, fled on, Till, coming to a country house, I saw, To my great joy, my friend — Gil.
What to read after Six Dramas of Caldern?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pedro Caldern De La Barca to read onlineMoreLess
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