The Death of Ugolino
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Nay, sir, hear. It were Small policy in you to shut your ears.
When haply they may bring you tidings [^Ugolino turns awayl Well, If liberty hath lost its charms for you And yours — then, it is true, you've nought to hear.
You love me not — There is a gulph I know Between our loves [ Ugolino ivaves his hand]. So let it be — But here Are some, who stand this side that gulph, and long May stand there, would their jealous sire permit.
Ay, and in liberty. Hear this plain tale!
The aspect of this bon...dage ye are in Is somewhat hopeless — Ye are not alone In this. Our citizens in Genoa Still wear their chains, in hopeless bondage too.
The council there look to a ransom, more Than Pisa's worn out coffers can produce.
The people too, exhausted by our wars.
As well you know, have little more to give.
Your secret treasures, Count! — ay, sir, I say, Your secret treasures, may do more than free Your captive countrymen — they may free these!
IPointing to his sons.
But not yourself — at least not yet.
What to read after The Death of Ugolino?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nay, sir, hear. It were Small policy in you to shut your ears.
When haply they may bring you tidings [^Ugolino turns awayl Well, If liberty hath lost its charms for you And yours — then, it is true, you've nought to hear.
You love me not — There is a gulph I know Between our loves [ Ugolino ivaves his hand]. So let it be — But here Are some, who stand this side that gulph, and long May stand there, would their jealous sire permit.
Ay, and in liberty. Hear this plain tale!
The aspect of this bon...dage ye are in Is somewhat hopeless — Ye are not alone In this. Our citizens in Genoa Still wear their chains, in hopeless bondage too.
The council there look to a ransom, more Than Pisa's worn out coffers can produce.
The people too, exhausted by our wars.
As well you know, have little more to give.
Your secret treasures, Count! — ay, sir, I say, Your secret treasures, may do more than free Your captive countrymen — they may free these!
IPointing to his sons.
But not yourself — at least not yet.
What to read after The Death of Ugolino?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Featherstonhaugh, George William, 1780-1866. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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