The Beggar of Bethnal Green a Comedy in Three Acts Altered From the Beggars
The Beggar of Bethnal Green a Comedy in Three Acts Altered From the Beggars
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(Places her hand in Ralph's without her being conscious of it. ) WILFORD.
Content ! — Enough !
O'ermeasure on't ! I've done, — yet would I touch The precious thing, so much I've coveted, Was ne'er till now in reach of — now so near — Do find can ne'er be mine ! — Whoe'er thou art, Thou art acquaintance of my heart — as soon As seen, beloved ! I saw thee only once, That once too oft ! — For then I thought upon scene ii. ] OF BETHNAL GREEN. ~'. ', My marriage bell, and wished it might be thine.
B...ut now, when thine they ring, they ring my knell !
'Tis not a crime to kiss thy hand, while yet The banning of the priest forbids me not.
There ! Let thy bridegroom at the altar fix, In presence of the watching cherubim, A truer seal upon thy lip than that I've fix'd upon thy hand — though his shall last 'Till doomsday ! Take me hence ! 'Tis hard to look At what we wish were ours, and, while we do't, Persuade ourselves it can't be. — Take me hence !
The only sight of her is hold too strong For me to struggle 'gainst !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Places her hand in Ralph's without her being conscious of it. ) WILFORD.
Content ! — Enough !
O'ermeasure on't ! I've done, — yet would I touch The precious thing, so much I've coveted, Was ne'er till now in reach of — now so near — Do find can ne'er be mine ! — Whoe'er thou art, Thou art acquaintance of my heart — as soon As seen, beloved ! I saw thee only once, That once too oft ! — For then I thought upon scene ii. ] OF BETHNAL GREEN. ~'. ', My marriage bell, and wished it might be thine.
B...ut now, when thine they ring, they ring my knell !
'Tis not a crime to kiss thy hand, while yet The banning of the priest forbids me not.
There ! Let thy bridegroom at the altar fix, In presence of the watching cherubim, A truer seal upon thy lip than that I've fix'd upon thy hand — though his shall last 'Till doomsday ! Take me hence ! 'Tis hard to look At what we wish were ours, and, while we do't, Persuade ourselves it can't be. — Take me hence !
The only sight of her is hold too strong For me to struggle 'gainst !
What to read after The Beggar of Bethnal Green a Comedy in Three Acts Altered From the Beggars?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Knowles James Sheridan to read onlineMoreLess
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