The Crimson Livery ..
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My poor Etienne.
Etien. Lady of Villemont it is over. 1 have iulMlkd ui_\ destiny in vain ; they have gone— gone — gone — gone- t') ruin, to dishonor.
Lou. Can I save him— my prince. Oh, I beseech yoa tell me, can I save him !
Etien. You can warn him. Follow him to Paris.
Lou. I will follow him to the ends of the world to save him.
Etien. But you must not think to wed with the prince of Navarre. No, no. Will you carry a message to him from me.
Lou. I will. Haste me to know it.
Etien. Go to him ...and bid him not wed with Margurette of France. Tell him that if he mates with those Medici, he will bring ruin and bloodshed upon his subjecos. Blood !
23 THE CKIMSON LIVERY.
Blood ! Everywhere blood. It rolls along in their path ; it follows them swiftly with its crimson tide. Save him — she is lost — but save — save — save — [ dies] Lou. O'er this lifeless body I swear to keep my promise.
I have fulfilled my destiny all in vain, Gone, gone, gone.
( sinJcs on Etienne's lody. ) Scene II.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My poor Etienne.
Etien. Lady of Villemont it is over. 1 have iulMlkd ui_\ destiny in vain ; they have gone— gone — gone — gone- t') ruin, to dishonor.
Lou. Can I save him— my prince. Oh, I beseech yoa tell me, can I save him !
Etien. You can warn him. Follow him to Paris.
Lou. I will follow him to the ends of the world to save him.
Etien. But you must not think to wed with the prince of Navarre. No, no. Will you carry a message to him from me.
Lou. I will. Haste me to know it.
Etien. Go to him ...and bid him not wed with Margurette of France. Tell him that if he mates with those Medici, he will bring ruin and bloodshed upon his subjecos. Blood !
23 THE CKIMSON LIVERY.
Blood ! Everywhere blood. It rolls along in their path ; it follows them swiftly with its crimson tide. Save him — she is lost — but save — save — save — [ dies] Lou. O'er this lifeless body I swear to keep my promise.
I have fulfilled my destiny all in vain, Gone, gone, gone.
( sinJcs on Etienne's lody. ) Scene II.
What to read after The Crimson Livery ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilchrest, William F. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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