The Bride of Messina, And On the Use of the Chorus in Tragedy
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Oh, never have I strayedFrom duty's path! My mistress, in her prayersI heard the voice of Nature; thus from HeavenOrdained, --methought, the secret impulse movesOf kindred blood, to hallow with her tearsA father's grave: the tender office ownedThy servant's care, and thus with good intentI wrought but ill.
DON MANUEL (to himself). Why stand I thus a preyTo torturing fears! No longer will I bearThe dread suspense---I will know all!
DON CAESAR (who returns). Forgive me, I follow thee.
DON MANUEL.... Away! Let no man follow.
[Exit.
DON CAESAR (looking after him in surprise). What means my brother? Speak---- ISABELLA. In wonder lostI gaze; some mystery lurks---- DON CAESAR. Thou mark'st, my mother, My quick return; with eager zeal I flewAt thy command, nor asked one trace to guideMy footsteps to thy daughter. Whence was tornThy treasure? Say, what cloistered solitudeEnshrined the beauteous maid?
ISABELLA. 'Tis consecrateTo St. Cecilia; deep in forest shades, Beyond the woody ridge that slowly climbsToward's Etna's towering throne, it seems a refugeOf parted souls!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, never have I strayedFrom duty's path! My mistress, in her prayersI heard the voice of Nature; thus from HeavenOrdained, --methought, the secret impulse movesOf kindred blood, to hallow with her tearsA father's grave: the tender office ownedThy servant's care, and thus with good intentI wrought but ill.
DON MANUEL (to himself). Why stand I thus a preyTo torturing fears! No longer will I bearThe dread suspense---I will know all!
DON CAESAR (who returns). Forgive me, I follow thee.
DON MANUEL.... Away! Let no man follow.
[Exit.
DON CAESAR (looking after him in surprise). What means my brother? Speak---- ISABELLA. In wonder lostI gaze; some mystery lurks---- DON CAESAR. Thou mark'st, my mother, My quick return; with eager zeal I flewAt thy command, nor asked one trace to guideMy footsteps to thy daughter. Whence was tornThy treasure? Say, what cloistered solitudeEnshrined the beauteous maid?
ISABELLA. 'Tis consecrateTo St. Cecilia; deep in forest shades, Beyond the woody ridge that slowly climbsToward's Etna's towering throne, it seems a refugeOf parted souls!
What to read after The Bride of Messina, And On the Use of the Chorus in Tragedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Friedrich Schiller to read onlineMoreLess
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