The Dead City; a Tragedy
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Leonardo.
I must go back there.
ACT FIRST, SCENE V 83 BiANCA Maria.
It is impossible. It is noon. Do you not see! The sun is shining everywhere, a sun that burns. . . . Have you not left your men up there?
Leonardo.
I must return, I must return!
Bianca Maria.
It is impossible. You cannot go back there as you are. . . . You would fall on the way . . . Listen to your sister! You look as if you were going to faint. . . .
Let me support you!
She presses him back and twines her arms about his shoul-... ders, covering him. tenderly with her hair. He looks deadly pale and desperate. Anna rises silent- ly and m^oves toward them, listen- ing, while they go out through the second door to the right. The room, is flooded with sunlight.
84 THE DEAD CITY SCENE VI Anna, alone, takes a few uncertain steps, oppressed by a deep gloom.
Anna, in a hollow voice, as if from within.
No one has spoken to me. I am in another life. . . . And all that funereal gold. . . . And that poor, trembling soul.
. . . And all that sweet life that is glow- ing in the beautiful creature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Leonardo.
I must go back there.
ACT FIRST, SCENE V 83 BiANCA Maria.
It is impossible. It is noon. Do you not see! The sun is shining everywhere, a sun that burns. . . . Have you not left your men up there?
Leonardo.
I must return, I must return!
Bianca Maria.
It is impossible. You cannot go back there as you are. . . . You would fall on the way . . . Listen to your sister! You look as if you were going to faint. . . .
Let me support you!
She presses him back and twines her arms about his shoul-... ders, covering him. tenderly with her hair. He looks deadly pale and desperate. Anna rises silent- ly and m^oves toward them, listen- ing, while they go out through the second door to the right. The room, is flooded with sunlight.
84 THE DEAD CITY SCENE VI Anna, alone, takes a few uncertain steps, oppressed by a deep gloom.
Anna, in a hollow voice, as if from within.
No one has spoken to me. I am in another life. . . . And all that funereal gold. . . . And that poor, trembling soul.
. . . And all that sweet life that is glow- ing in the beautiful creature.
What to read after The Dead City; a Tragedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D'annunzio, Gabriele, 1863-1938 to read onlineMoreLess
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