Tales And Novels in Verse volume 2
Tales And Novels in Verse volume 2
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" Must I the fact so oft to you repeat ?
I've seen it with my eyes; 'tis most complete. " " You mean to jest, assuredly, my friend. " " Would you by doubts the Great Mogul offend ?
So handsomely this traveller he paid, No sign of discontent he e'er betrayed. " " 'Tis excellent, " the Florentine replied ; " Lucretia must be pleased to have it tried. What satisfaction in her arms to view An infant that my lineage will renew ! Now, worthy friend, you godfather shall stand ; This very day pray take... the thing in hand. " " Not quite so fast, " rejoined our smart gallant ; " First know the plan before consent you grant. There is an ill attends the whole affair ; But what below, alas ! is free from care ? This juice, possessing virtues so divine, Has also powers that prove the most malign : Whoe'er receives the patient's first embrace Too fatally the dire effects will trace ; Death oft succeeds the momentary joy ; We scarcely good can find without alloy. " THE MANDRAKE 71 " Your servant, sir, " said Nicia, with surprise : " No more of this : the name will me suffice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Must I the fact so oft to you repeat ?
I've seen it with my eyes; 'tis most complete. " " You mean to jest, assuredly, my friend. " " Would you by doubts the Great Mogul offend ?
So handsomely this traveller he paid, No sign of discontent he e'er betrayed. " " 'Tis excellent, " the Florentine replied ; " Lucretia must be pleased to have it tried. What satisfaction in her arms to view An infant that my lineage will renew ! Now, worthy friend, you godfather shall stand ; This very day pray take... the thing in hand. " " Not quite so fast, " rejoined our smart gallant ; " First know the plan before consent you grant. There is an ill attends the whole affair ; But what below, alas ! is free from care ? This juice, possessing virtues so divine, Has also powers that prove the most malign : Whoe'er receives the patient's first embrace Too fatally the dire effects will trace ; Death oft succeeds the momentary joy ; We scarcely good can find without alloy. " THE MANDRAKE 71 " Your servant, sir, " said Nicia, with surprise : " No more of this : the name will me suffice.
What to read after Tales And Novels in Verse volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean De La Fontaine to read onlineMoreLess
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