The Fools Revenge
The Fools Revenge
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Ber. I often think I had done well to have left thee there, in the peace Of that still cloister. But it was too hard My empty heart so hungered for my child! For those dear eyes that look no scorn for me 41 That voice that speaks respect and tenderness, Even for me! My dove my lily-flower My only stay in life Oh, God! I thank thee Thou hast left me this at least! (He weeps. ) Fio. Dear father!
You're crying now; you must not cry you must not. I cannot bear to see you cry.
Ber. Let be!
'Twere be...tter than to see me laugh.
Fio. But wherefore ?
You say you are so happy here and yet You never come but to weep bitter tears. And I can but weep too not knowing why. Why are you sad? Oh, tell me tell me all!
Ber. I cannot. In this house I am thy father; Out of it, what I am boots not to say; Hated, perhaps or envied feared, I hope, By many scorned by more and loved by none. In this one innocent corner of the world I would but be to thee a father something August, and sacred!
Fio. And you are so, father.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ber. I often think I had done well to have left thee there, in the peace Of that still cloister. But it was too hard My empty heart so hungered for my child! For those dear eyes that look no scorn for me 41 That voice that speaks respect and tenderness, Even for me! My dove my lily-flower My only stay in life Oh, God! I thank thee Thou hast left me this at least! (He weeps. ) Fio. Dear father!
You're crying now; you must not cry you must not. I cannot bear to see you cry.
Ber. Let be!
'Twere be...tter than to see me laugh.
Fio. But wherefore ?
You say you are so happy here and yet You never come but to weep bitter tears. And I can but weep too not knowing why. Why are you sad? Oh, tell me tell me all!
Ber. I cannot. In this house I am thy father; Out of it, what I am boots not to say; Hated, perhaps or envied feared, I hope, By many scorned by more and loved by none. In this one innocent corner of the world I would but be to thee a father something August, and sacred!
Fio. And you are so, father.
What to read after The Fools Revenge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taylor, Tom, 1817-1880 to read onlineMoreLess
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