The Complete Poetical Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge
The Complete Poetical Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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_Wallenstein. _ I cannot see him now. Another time.
_Servant. _ But for two minutes he entreats an audience. Of the most urgent nature is his business.
_Wallenstein. _ Who knows what he may bring us? I will hear him. 30 _Countess. _ Urgent for him, no doubt; but thou mayest wait.
_Wallenstein. _ What is it?
_Countess. _ Thou shalt be informed hereafter. First let the Swede and thee be compromised. [_Exit_ Servant.
_Wallenstein. _ If there were yet a choice! if yet some m...ilder Way of escape were possible--I still 35 Will choose it, and avoid the last extreme.
_Countess. _ Desir'st thou nothing further? Such a way Lies still before thee. Send this Wrangel off. Forget thou thy old hopes, cast far away All thy past life; determine to commence 40 A new one. Virtue hath her heroes too, As well as Fame and Fortune. --To Vienna-- Hence--to the Emperor--kneel before the throne; Take a full coffer with thee--say aloud, Thou did'st but wish to prove thy fealty; 45 Thy whole intention but to dupe the Swede.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_Wallenstein. _ I cannot see him now. Another time.
_Servant. _ But for two minutes he entreats an audience. Of the most urgent nature is his business.
_Wallenstein. _ Who knows what he may bring us? I will hear him. 30 _Countess. _ Urgent for him, no doubt; but thou mayest wait.
_Wallenstein. _ What is it?
_Countess. _ Thou shalt be informed hereafter. First let the Swede and thee be compromised. [_Exit_ Servant.
_Wallenstein. _ If there were yet a choice! if yet some m...ilder Way of escape were possible--I still 35 Will choose it, and avoid the last extreme.
_Countess. _ Desir'st thou nothing further? Such a way Lies still before thee. Send this Wrangel off. Forget thou thy old hopes, cast far away All thy past life; determine to commence 40 A new one. Virtue hath her heroes too, As well as Fame and Fortune. --To Vienna-- Hence--to the Emperor--kneel before the throne; Take a full coffer with thee--say aloud, Thou did'st but wish to prove thy fealty; 45 Thy whole intention but to dupe the Swede.
What to read after The Complete Poetical Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, 1772-1834 to read onlineMoreLess
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