The Buried Bride C
The Buried Bride C
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) FRANCESCO. What means this clamour, at a time like this?
33 GINEVRA. — (Advancing. ) Husband !
FRANCESCO. Just Heav'n ! then it is true what some have said, That the sepulchred dead can leave the tomb, And walk the earth to terrify the living. Avaunt! avaunt ! I will not look upon thee!
(Covering his eyes. ) What honor seizes on my trembling frame ! Fain would I go, but yet seem rooted here.
GINEVRA. I am thy Wife, Francesco, spurn me not ! When I avoided thee, thou didst pursue, This morning... I could even have rejoiced, To see myself abhorred, repulsed by thee As now I am ! But then, despite of all My known reluctance, thou didst persevere. And though thy love may be already cold, I have a claim to shelter in thy house ; This I demand, — it may not be for long!
FRANCESCO.
Begone ! begone ! I married not the dead. Say if there's aught can pleasure thee on earth, It shall be done ! — only in pity go ! If prayers and masses can afford thee rest, They shall be yearly, daily, hourly said ; — Only, in mercy, leave me, leave me now, E 34 Bo fore my horror into madness turns !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) FRANCESCO. What means this clamour, at a time like this?
33 GINEVRA. — (Advancing. ) Husband !
FRANCESCO. Just Heav'n ! then it is true what some have said, That the sepulchred dead can leave the tomb, And walk the earth to terrify the living. Avaunt! avaunt ! I will not look upon thee!
(Covering his eyes. ) What honor seizes on my trembling frame ! Fain would I go, but yet seem rooted here.
GINEVRA. I am thy Wife, Francesco, spurn me not ! When I avoided thee, thou didst pursue, This morning... I could even have rejoiced, To see myself abhorred, repulsed by thee As now I am ! But then, despite of all My known reluctance, thou didst persevere. And though thy love may be already cold, I have a claim to shelter in thy house ; This I demand, — it may not be for long!
FRANCESCO.
Begone ! begone ! I married not the dead. Say if there's aught can pleasure thee on earth, It shall be done ! — only in pity go ! If prayers and masses can afford thee rest, They shall be yearly, daily, hourly said ; — Only, in mercy, leave me, leave me now, E 34 Bo fore my horror into madness turns !
What to read after The Buried Bride C?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miss Ward to read onlineMoreLess
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