The Broken Heart
The Broken Heart
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You have a spirit, sir, have ye ? a familiar That posts i' the air for your intelligence ? 35 Some such hobgoblin hurried you from Athens, For yet you come unsent for.
64 THE BROKEN HEART.
Org. If unwelcome, I might have found a grave there.
Crot. Sure, your business Was soon dispatched, or your mind altered quickly.
Org. 'Twas care, sir, of my health cut short my journey ; 40 For there a general infection Threatens a desolation.
Crot. And I fear Thou hast brought back a worse infection with th...ee, — Infection of thy mind ; which, as thou say'st. Threatens the desolation of our family. 45 Org. Forbid it, our dear genius ! I will rather Be made a sacrifice on Thrasus' monument, Or kneel to Ithocles his son in dust. Than woo a father's curse. My sister's marriage With Prophilus is from my heart confirmed ; 50 May I live hated, may I die despised. If I omit to further it in all That can concern me !
Crot. I have been too rough.
My duty to my king made me so earnest ; Excuse it, Orgilus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You have a spirit, sir, have ye ? a familiar That posts i' the air for your intelligence ? 35 Some such hobgoblin hurried you from Athens, For yet you come unsent for.
64 THE BROKEN HEART.
Org. If unwelcome, I might have found a grave there.
Crot. Sure, your business Was soon dispatched, or your mind altered quickly.
Org. 'Twas care, sir, of my health cut short my journey ; 40 For there a general infection Threatens a desolation.
Crot. And I fear Thou hast brought back a worse infection with th...ee, — Infection of thy mind ; which, as thou say'st. Threatens the desolation of our family. 45 Org. Forbid it, our dear genius ! I will rather Be made a sacrifice on Thrasus' monument, Or kneel to Ithocles his son in dust. Than woo a father's curse. My sister's marriage With Prophilus is from my heart confirmed ; 50 May I live hated, may I die despised. If I omit to further it in all That can concern me !
Crot. I have been too rough.
My duty to my king made me so earnest ; Excuse it, Orgilus.
What to read after The Broken Heart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Ford to read onlineMoreLess
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