The Gallery of Byron Beauties: Ideal Pictures of the Principal Female Characters in Lord Byron's Poems
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How now, brother ?
Salemenes.
The queen''* brother, And your most faithful vassal, royal lord.
* * * -x- -::• * Sardanapalus. • Slave, tell The Ionian Myrrha we would crave her presence.
Attendant.
King, she is here.
[Myrrha enters.] Sardanapalus.
(Apart to Attendant.) Away !
(Addressing Myrrha.) Beautiful being !
Thou dost almost anticipate my heart ; It throbb'd for thee, and here thou comest : let me Deem that some unknown influence, some sweet oracle, Communicates between us, though unseen,... In absence, and attracts us to each other.
Myrrha.
There doth.
Sardanapalus.
I know there doth, but not its name : What is it ?
126 Myerha.
In my native land a God, And in rny heart a feeling like a God's, Exalted ; yet I own 'tis only mortal ; For what I feel is humble, and yet happj r — That is, it would he happy; but [Myerha pauses.
Sardaxapalus.
There comes Forever something between us and what AVe deem our happiness : let me remove The barrier which that hesitating accent Proclaims to thine, and mine is seal'd.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How now, brother ?
Salemenes.
The queen''* brother, And your most faithful vassal, royal lord.
* * * -x- -::• * Sardanapalus. • Slave, tell The Ionian Myrrha we would crave her presence.
Attendant.
King, she is here.
[Myrrha enters.] Sardanapalus.
(Apart to Attendant.) Away !
(Addressing Myrrha.) Beautiful being !
Thou dost almost anticipate my heart ; It throbb'd for thee, and here thou comest : let me Deem that some unknown influence, some sweet oracle, Communicates between us, though unseen,... In absence, and attracts us to each other.
Myrrha.
There doth.
Sardanapalus.
I know there doth, but not its name : What is it ?
126 Myerha.
In my native land a God, And in rny heart a feeling like a God's, Exalted ; yet I own 'tis only mortal ; For what I feel is humble, and yet happj r — That is, it would he happy; but [Myerha pauses.
Sardaxapalus.
There comes Forever something between us and what AVe deem our happiness : let me remove The barrier which that hesitating accent Proclaims to thine, and mine is seal'd.
What to read after The Gallery of Byron Beauties: Ideal Pictures of the Principal Female Characters in Lord Byron's Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baron George Gordon Byron Byron to read onlineMoreLess
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