The Bridal of Melcha: a Dramatic Sketch
The Bridal of Melcha: a Dramatic Sketch
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I, who never swerv'd Throughout a conqueror's life in my pursuit ?
SCENE in. THE BRIDAL OF MELCHA. 61 Poor maiden ! 'twere as easy to arrest The headlong course of armies, by thy voice !
Recal thyself, it seems thou hast forgot With whom thou hast to deal ; the gentle mood I have assumed to humour thee, misleads And blinds thy fancy. Dost thou know me ?
Mel. (with majesty,) Well I Thou art the man who tiim'd this fertile isle Into a desert ; made our freemen slaves ; And changed the crown of go...ld, Cuthullin wore To paltry tinsel. Thou art come to fill Brave men with fear, by striking those they love ; And gain a woman's heart, by coward threats !
[Cuthullin interposes between them, CuTH. Approach her at thy peril I for the ground On which she stands, is sacred. Bow thine eyes That glow with lawless passion— none but thou Would be unmoved in such a presence. Call Thy slaves around thee — there will not be found One man to do thy bidding, when they look Upon my sainted child.
Thor. (To Melcha.) Thy folly breeds Compassion ; yet once more I bid thee pause.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I, who never swerv'd Throughout a conqueror's life in my pursuit ?
SCENE in. THE BRIDAL OF MELCHA. 61 Poor maiden ! 'twere as easy to arrest The headlong course of armies, by thy voice !
Recal thyself, it seems thou hast forgot With whom thou hast to deal ; the gentle mood I have assumed to humour thee, misleads And blinds thy fancy. Dost thou know me ?
Mel. (with majesty,) Well I Thou art the man who tiim'd this fertile isle Into a desert ; made our freemen slaves ; And changed the crown of go...ld, Cuthullin wore To paltry tinsel. Thou art come to fill Brave men with fear, by striking those they love ; And gain a woman's heart, by coward threats !
[Cuthullin interposes between them, CuTH. Approach her at thy peril I for the ground On which she stands, is sacred. Bow thine eyes That glow with lawless passion— none but thou Would be unmoved in such a presence. Call Thy slaves around thee — there will not be found One man to do thy bidding, when they look Upon my sainted child.
Thor. (To Melcha.) Thy folly breeds Compassion ; yet once more I bid thee pause.
What to read after The Bridal of Melcha: a Dramatic Sketch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boyle, Mary Louisa, 1810-1890 to read onlineMoreLess
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