The Complete Poetical Works of Browning
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So, in the inn-yard, bold as 'twere Troy-town, There strutted Paris in correct costume.
Cloak, cap and feather, no appointment missed.
Even to a wicked-looking sword at side, He seemed to find and feel familiar at.
Nor wanted words as ready and as hie As the part he played, the bold abashless one.
" I interposed to save your wife from death, Yourself from shame, the true and only shame : Ask your own conscience else ! — or, failing that.
What I have done I answer, anywhere.
Here, if you will ; ...you see I have a sword : Or, since I have a tonsure as you taunt, At Rome, by all means, — priests to try a, priest.
Only, speak where your wife's voice can reply ! ' ' And then he fingered at the sword again.
So, Guido called, in aid and witness both.
The Public Force. The Commissary came, Officers also ; they secured the priest ; Then, for his more confusion, mounted up With him, a guard on either side, the stair To the bedroom where stUl slept or feigned a sleep His paramour and Guide's wife ; in burst The company and bade her wake and rise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So, in the inn-yard, bold as 'twere Troy-town, There strutted Paris in correct costume.
Cloak, cap and feather, no appointment missed.
Even to a wicked-looking sword at side, He seemed to find and feel familiar at.
Nor wanted words as ready and as hie As the part he played, the bold abashless one.
" I interposed to save your wife from death, Yourself from shame, the true and only shame : Ask your own conscience else ! — or, failing that.
What I have done I answer, anywhere.
Here, if you will ; ...you see I have a sword : Or, since I have a tonsure as you taunt, At Rome, by all means, — priests to try a, priest.
Only, speak where your wife's voice can reply ! ' ' And then he fingered at the sword again.
So, Guido called, in aid and witness both.
The Public Force. The Commissary came, Officers also ; they secured the priest ; Then, for his more confusion, mounted up With him, a guard on either side, the stair To the bedroom where stUl slept or feigned a sleep His paramour and Guide's wife ; in burst The company and bade her wake and rise.
What to read after The Complete Poetical Works of Browning?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Browning, Robert, 1812-1889 to read onlineMoreLess
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